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Omurice Making Class (Fried Rice Omelet) in Ninomiya
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Experience Location
Duration
3 hours
Number of Guests
2 - 8 guests
Accessibility
Family-friendly
Language
Japanese, English
Other
Gluten-free, Vegetarian
Learn how to make omurice, a dish beloved by children all across Japan!
Highlights
3-hour Omurice Making Class
Learn how to cook ketchup fried rice
Make the omelet and assemble the omurice
Cook a Japanese side dish
Make miso soup from dashi (Japanese soup stock).
Experience Details
Omurice is a staple of Japanese home cooking. Children all across Japan have fond memories of this ketchup fried rice omelet, lovingly made by parents and topped with a little ketchup design. At maid cafes in Japan, omurice is also a classic dish and the staff can be asked to draw on the omelet with ketchup. In this class, you’ll learn how to make omurice for yourself! Gluten-free and vegetarian-friendly (the fried rice usually includes chicken but it can be omitted to make the omurice vegetarian), this Omurice Making Class can accommodate most people! It’s a delicious and comforting meal; no wonder omurice is so beloved all across Japan!
There are actually two version of omurice these days. The traditional omurice consists of ketchup fried rice wrapped in a thin omelet. But there’s another called “toro-toro” omurice which consists of a very lightly cooked scrambled egg, which is laid over rice. You’ll get to choose which version to make.
Omurice is a staple of Japanese home cooking. Children all across Japan have fond memories of this ketchup fried rice omelet, lovingly made by parents and topped with a little ketchup design. At maid cafes in Japan, omurice is also a classic dish and the staff can be asked to draw on the omelet with ketchup. In this class, you’ll learn how to make omurice for yourself! Gluten-free and vegetarian-friendly (the fried rice usually includes chicken but it can be omitted to make the omurice vegetarian), this Omurice Making Class can accommodate most people! It’s a delicious and comforting meal; no wonder omurice is so beloved all across Japan!
There are actually two version of omurice these days. The traditional omurice consists of ketchup fried rice wrapped in a thin omelet. But there’s another called “toro-toro” omurice which consists of a very lightly cooked scrambled egg, which is laid over rice. You’ll get to choose which version to make.
There are two menu options:
-Classic omurice
-Toro-toro omurice
Inclusions
All ingredients to make omurice
All tools and tableware
Menu
Exclusions
Transportation fee to and from the event location
Meeting Point and Meeting Time
The meeting location is the north exit of Ninomiya Station. Once you leave the north exit, you will see a convenience store called “Mini Stop” across the road. The host will pick you up from the parking lot in front of the shop.
Remarks
While Ninomiya might seem a little out of the way, it’s a perfect stop if you’re on your way to see Mount Fuji or the hot springs of Izu or Hakone!
Experience Location
Ninomiya is a coastal town in Kanagawa Prefecture, located on Sagami Bay. A major attraction for all kinds of nature-lovers, from surfers to campers, the breezy town of Ninomiya is a getaway just an hour from Tokyo. It is also notable for the Kawata Shrine which was allegedly built by Emperor Suinin, Azumayama Park which boasts stunning views of Mt. Fuji beyond the fields of canary-yellow canola flowers, and the Ninomiya and Umezawa Coasts. Ninomiya awaits with lush parks, traditional shrines, and dazzling beaches.
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Earliest available date: June 11, 2023
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Please note that the time is in Japan Standard Time.