841 days ago

Cooking classes with Sheila's Indian Kitchen

Sheila's Indian Kitchen from Sheila's Indian Kitchen

Authentic Indian Cooking Classes in Brooklyn, Wellington, during the week and weekends. Enjoy panoramic views while learning!

* Class size can be between 2 to 6 people in each session.

* Team building, social, birthday classes available for up to 12 people.

* Custom made private classes can be given.

* Choice of menu from selection

*Gift vouchers available for purchase.

* Stainless steel spicebox filled with organic spices available for purchase (these are popular and make a great gift for friends and family).


About the class:
* It is a 2 hour hands on session followed by a lunch or dinner afterwards. All ingredients, recipes and complimentary organic Karma drinks will be provided with a full course meal.


Bookings in advance are required.

For further enquiries please email: indiancooking@xtra.co.nz

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