Small Cooking Classes with a Big Impact!
Join our virtual cooking classes or our small plant based class in Bangkok. We’re happy to help you learn your favorite Thai dishes and give back at the same time.
Proceeds from our events and activities help us to reach out communities at risk, including helping families in Bangkok and on Thailand’s border.
Learn Thai Cooking from Teachers in Bangkok
Learn to cook your favorite Thai dishes in our intimate cooking classes in Bangkok, outside of the areas typically visited by tourists. Our staff will handle all the preparation and cleaning, so that you can focus on learning the fundamentals of Thai cooking. It doesn’t matter if you are a seasoned chef or an aspiring foodie, our Thai cooking classes can accommodate all.
The in person Thai cooking classes have relaunched, but with limited availability. Be sure to check our Thai Plant Based Cooking – Airbnb Experience page for the most updated dates. We look forward to cooking with you!
Welcome to Courageous Kitchen
Courageous Kitchen hosts cooking classes and street food tours, using the proceeds from each to make a difference in communities in need.
We believe, “Leaders in the kitchen, are leaders in the community,” and invite you to join our classes virtually on zoom, or in person in Bangkok, Thailand.
Teaching Sustainable Straws and Bowls to International Schools
Sustainability has becoming a much larger global conversation, and we've been thoughtful about how to be more friendly to the environment in our cooking classes, reduce waste, and encourage others to do the same. Bangkok's International Schools have also been a part...
Refugee Kids’ Art, Cooking, and Courage Featured in Thai Magazine
Exciting news! We’ve been featured in a local online magazine called The Cloud. The publication is in Thai, and includes some great photography, but we wanted to share more about the phenomenal weekend they visited, for supporters who may not read Thai. If you do, you...
In Record Heat, Thai Shaved Ice Brings Welcome Relief
When record temps hit, the people of Thailand know how to relieve the heat with a little know, but delicious Thai dessert.
Shared Plates: Pad See Ew and a Podcast
This drunken noodle dish from Thailand is often featured in our morning market cooking class, but today we wanted to share a version with a slight twist.
Is This Healing Green Soup Thailand’s Healthiest Dish?
Today's shared plate is a piping hot bowl of mushroom soup known by locals as 'gaeng hed'. The soup's popularity pales in comparison to Thai cuisine's soup juggernauts such as tom yam, and tom kha soups. However, despite not having as strong a reputation, we believe...