Sushi enthusiasts in Tokyo can now experience the art of crafting exquisite Wagyu sushi under the guidance of expert chefs. This hands-on experience allows participants to learn the techniques for seasoning sushi rice, preparing Wagyu, and shaping nigiri, gunkan maki, and temaki. With a refreshing starter and a delightful dessert, the personalized culinary journey caters to individual tastes. Those seeking an immersive sushi-making adventure won’t want to miss this unique opportunity.
- Key Points
- Experience Overview
- Getting to the Sushi-Making Class
- Wagyu Sushi Preparation
- Crafting Nigiri, Gunkan Maki, and Temaki
- Crafting the Starter and Dessert
- Customizing Your Sushi Experience
- Capturing the Moment
- Savoring the Sushi Creations
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I Bring My Own Ingredients to the Sushi-Making Class?
- Is There a Dress Code for the Sushi-Making Experience?
- How Can I Make a Dietary Request for the Sushi Menu?
- Can I Take the Leftover Sushi I Made Home?
- Is There an Age Limit for the Sushi-Making Experience?
- The Sum Up
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Key Points

- Participants learn to craft authentic Wagyu sushi, including nigiri, gunkan maki, and temaki, under the guidance of an experienced chef.
- The hands-on sushi-making class includes a starter of seasoned cucumber and a dessert of tangerine jelly with fruit.
- The class takes place in a cooking studio in Tokyo, Japan, with a maximum of 6 participants and a minimum of 2 required.
- Participants have the opportunity to customize their sushi preparations based on their tastes and dietary needs, fostering creativity.
- The class emphasizes the art of sushi making, with a focus on techniques for seasoning and cooking sushi rice, as well as shaping and assembling the sushi.
Experience Overview

The hands-on Wagyu sushi making experience takes place in Tokyo, Japan, and is recommended by 100% of travelers based on 15 reviews with a 5.0 rating.
Participants will learn to craft Wagyu sushi, including nigiri, gunkan maki, and temaki. The experience also includes a starter of seasoned cucumber and a dessert of tangerine jelly and decoratively cut fruit.
Lunch is provided, and travelers can take home downloadable photographs from the experience.
The cooking class is held at Patias cooking studio, with a maximum of 6 participants per booking and a minimum of 2 people required.
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Getting to the Sushi-Making Class

To get to the sushi-making class, travelers will receive the specific address of the Patias cooking studio in Tokyo after making their reservation.
The class starts at 12:00 pm, so travelers should plan to arrive on time. The studio is located near public transportation, making it easy to get to.
However, the experience isn’t wheelchair accessible and isn’t recommended for those with back problems.
With a maximum of 6 travelers per booking and a minimum of 2 people required, the class ensures an intimate and hands-on experience.
Wagyu Sushi Preparation

Once participants arrive at the Patias cooking studio, they begin the hands-on wagyu sushi making experience.
The chef guides them through preparing the wagyu sushi, including nigiri, gunkan maki, and temaki.
First, they learn to properly season and cook the sushi rice.
Next, they slice the premium wagyu beef into thin, delicate slices.
Participants then expertly craft the sushi, applying techniques to shape the nigiri, roll the gunkan maki, and assemble the temaki.
Throughout the class, the chef provides tips and feedback to ensure each guest creates picture-perfect wagyu sushi.
The experience culminates with participants savoring their handmade creations.
Crafting Nigiri, Gunkan Maki, and Temaki

After seasoning and cooking the sushi rice, participants explore the art of crafting three distinct sushi styles: nigiri, gunkan maki, and temaki.
Under the guidance of the expert chef, they learn to shape the rice, select the finest Wagyu beef, and assemble the sushi with precision.
The hands-on experience allows participants to create their own nigiri, gunkan maki, and temaki, each showcasing the exceptional flavors of the Wagyu.
Throughout the process, the chef provides insights and tips, ensuring participants leave with the skills to recreate these delectable sushi creations at home.
Crafting the Starter and Dessert

Along With the main Wagyu sushi dishes, participants also prepare a starter course of seasoned cucumber and a delightful tangerine jelly dessert with decoratively cut fruit.
The cucumber starter is lightly seasoned, providing a refreshing palate cleanser before the rich sushi.
For dessert, guests expertly mold tangerine jelly and artfully arrange vibrant fruits, creating a visually stunning and flavorful end to the meal.
These additional courses showcase the participants’ versatility in the kitchen, as they skillfully balance flavors and presentation throughout the entire Wagyu sushi making experience.
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Customizing Your Sushi Experience

Participants have the opportunity to customize their Wagyu sushi experience to cater to their personal preferences. They can choose their desired sushi preparation, whether it’s nigiri, gunkan maki, or temaki.
The chef will guide them through the process, ensuring each piece is perfectly crafted. Guests can also request modifications to the menu, such as adding or removing certain ingredients.
This flexibility allows them to create a personalized culinary journey that aligns with their tastes and dietary needs. The hands-on nature of the experience empowers participants to explore their creativity and gain a deeper appreciation for the art of sushi making.
Capturing the Moment

During the Wagyu sushi making experience, participants are encouraged to capture the creative process through downloadable photographs. The instructor guides guests through each step, allowing them to immortalize their handiwork. From rolling the perfect maki to artfully plating the nigiri, the photographs serve as lasting mementos of the culinary adventure.
| Photograph Types | Description |
|---|---|
| Sushi Rolling | Capture the technique of rolling maki sushi |
| Nigiri Preparation | Showcase the intricate process of forming nigiri |
| Final Plate | Document the beautifully presented Wagyu sushi creations |
These downloadable images provide a professional-quality record of the hands-on sushi making experience, allowing guests to relive the excitement long after the class has ended.
Savoring the Sushi Creations

After immortalizing the sushi-making process through photographs, guests eagerly anticipate savoring their culinary creations.
The Wagyu sushi takes center stage, with its melt-in-your-mouth texture and rich, buttery flavor. The seasoned cucumber starter cleanses the palate, while the tangerine jelly and decoratively cut fruit provide a refreshing conclusion to the meal.
Diners appreciate the opportunity to enjoy their handcrafted sushi creations alongside their fellow participants, sharing in the joy of their accomplishments.
The entire experience allows guests to fully enjoy the art of traditional Japanese sushi-making.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Bring My Own Ingredients to the Sushi-Making Class?
Based on the information provided, it does not seem participants can bring their own ingredients to the sushi-making class. The experience includes a set menu, and there’s no mention of allowing customers to provide their own ingredients.
Is There a Dress Code for the Sushi-Making Experience?
The experience doesn’t mention a specific dress code, but it’s best to wear comfortable, casual clothing. Avoid anything too formal or restrictive, as you’ll be actively involved in the sushi-making process during the hands-on class.
How Can I Make a Dietary Request for the Sushi Menu?
The experience does not offer vegan or vegetarian options. However, guests can contact the provider in advance to discuss any dietary requests or restrictions. The provider will do their best to accommodate special needs if possible.
Can I Take the Leftover Sushi I Made Home?
Unfortunately, you can’t take the leftover sushi home. The experience is designed for you to make and enjoy the sushi on-site. Any leftover food is typically discarded for food safety reasons. The focus is on the hands-on cooking experience rather than taking food away.
Is There an Age Limit for the Sushi-Making Experience?
The experience doesn’t specify an age limit, so participants of all ages can likely attend. However, it’s best to check with the organizers to confirm the appropriate age range for this hands-on cooking class.
The Sum Up
The Hands-On Wagyu Sushi Making Experience in Tokyo provides a unique opportunity to learn the art of sushi-making from an expert chef. Participants engage in a hands-on session, preparing exquisite Wagyu sushi, while enjoying a refreshing starter and a delightful dessert. It’s a personalized culinary journey that caters to individual tastes and dietary needs, allowing visitors to capture the moment and savor their sushi creations.
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