Focused classes on ethnic food in bay area? (Or anywhere in US/world!)

October 21, 2013 1:52 PM

I've taken cooking classes at some local places in the bay (tante marie, kitchen on fire), and in general I am a decently proficient cook. Definitely need to keep practicing and honing my taste and technique, but that comes with time. What I am interested in now are focused classes that dive deep into "ethnic" cuisine (I hate that term but I think it gets the point across). Cuisines I'm particularly interested in: Japanese, Argentinian, Peruvian, Vietnamese, French, Southern, Indian (all regions, esp. southern), Chinese... In the bay it'd be great to find a regular class or some weekend classes that dive deep into topics, but in general, I'd be interested if there are 1 or 2 week-long classes. For example, I'd totally be willing to go to city X for a week-long intensive course on stir-fry or something like that. Is this a thing? Does this exist, outside of culinary school?
posted by wooh to Food & Drink (1 answer total)

If you're interested in Thai food, Kasma Loha-Unchit's classes are reportedly amazing. A friend of mine took a couple and raved about them.
posted by Lexica at 6:50 PM on October 21, 2013