LET'S MAKE SOMETHING

Every workshop starts the same way:
food on the table and a story to tell

ages 5 - 125 welcome

HAVE A TASTE

We believe the fastest way to understand a culture is to make its food with your own hands or to taste your way through its history while someone tells you the story behind it. Our team brings deep knowledge to every session.


We offer two formats: hands-on Workshops, where you cook, and Talks + Tastings, where you sit, listen, and sample. Pick one below, or contact us to build a custom session for your group

ROLL UP YOUR SLEEVES

WORKSHOPS

Gather around for these neuro-inclusive, most abilities, hands-on sessions.

Lunar New Year Workshop

Dessert Mochi

Mooncake Festival Workshop

Dumpling 101 (BITE-SIZED EDITION)


KIDS & FAMILY

ADULTS

Dumpling Diplomacy Table

Ages: 18 & up

Hands-on, start to finish you’ll learn to make dumplings from scratch alongside fresh noodles and seasonal vegetables — then everyone sits down together and shares the meal you just made. No solo plating, no rush to clean up and go.

One session, many occassions

The format stays the same — cook together, then eat together — but we tailor the tone, pacing, and add-ons to fit why your group is actually there:

  • Date Night — smaller group size, a slower pace, wine/beverage pairing add-on available
  • Team Building — built-in conversation prompts and light collaborative tasks woven into the cooking, scaled for larger office groups
  • Friends Gathering — casual and social, flexible timing, easy to book around a birthday or reunion

take a bite of history

TALKS & TASTINGS

A different format from the hands-on workshops above: guests sit, listen to a presentation

(with slides), and sample food along the way — no cooking involved. Great for lunch-and-learns, classroom visits, corporate retreats, or for anyone who would like to learn with all five senses.

A Brief History of the Dumpling

A guided journey through where dumplings actually come from — how a single idea (dough + filling) shows up across dozens of cultures, and what that says about migration, trade, and family.


Slides, stories, and tastings throughout.

A Jewish Christmas in Chinatown

The origins and evolution of one of America’s great unofficial traditions — how Jewish and Chinese communities in America built a Christmas Day ritual of their own, and how it’s held up to the present day.


Chicken wonton noodle soup

is served, with the talk set to the sound of Christmas songs written by Jewish composers — a fitting soundtrack for a tradition built on the same overlap.

Eggroll Evolution

Egg rolls didn’t start as egg rolls. This talk traces how one snack traveled, changed, and picked up new ingredients along the way — paired with tastings that show the evolution course by course.

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WORKSHOPS IN PICTURES