Chagohan Tokyo Asakusa Classic Ramen & Gyoza Class

チャゴハン東京浅草クラシックラーメン&餃子クラス

Asakusa · Tawaramachi Station (Ginza Line), approx. 10-minute walk, in the Kappabashi kitchen-town district

Why we recommend it

The same Kappabashi kitchen-house school known for fluent English instruction also teaches a classic Tokyo-style ramen and gyoza menu, making broth and noodles from base ingredients rather than assembling a kit. It suits visitors who want ramen taught properly, with time to eat the results at the table.

How to book: Reserve online through the booking page on the official site, or contact the school by phone for questions.
English: yes
Price band: ¥¥¥
Allow: 150 min
Group size: Shared class seating around 30; private classes available for smaller or larger groups
Station: Tawaramachi Station (Ginza Line), approx. 10-minute walk, in the Kappabashi kitchen-town district
Verified: 2026-09-25

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