Malaysia · WORKSHOPS
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Out of 7 workshops across Malaysia, these 7 justify a slot in a short trip. Each entry carries its price, its hours on the road and the detail that settles it.
Try a sari at Batu Caves and create your own batik mini piece to keep, with tastings and smooth KL pickup on this 4.5 hour tour.
“We had an amazing trip! Sasi was very informative, sharing stories and history of each stop. He was funny, kind and a great tour guide! Would definitely recomend seeing the Batu caves through this tour!”
A half-day Malaysian cooking class in Kuala Lumpur with a wet market tour, hands-on cooking, breakfast roti canai, and a take-home recipe book.
“This was great! I wanted to learn to cook Rendang. Usually the day we went is not the day for that menu but LaZat accommodated us. Excellent teacher, helper who also gave us insight into culture. We have been to other cooking schools: this was costlier, but was our very small group (3) and personal instruction.”
Learn Nasi Lemak with Fizah in Kuala Lumpur, plus local dessert. Hands-on sambal and sides, then enjoy what you cook.
“We thoroughly enjoyed Fizah’s class. It was very hands on with good explanation and instruction , making it possible to replicate the dishes at home. The food was delicious and the ambience was relaxed and comfortable. We would highly recommend this class.”
Cook Malaysian street food with Sara Khong at a family kitchen, tour a 50-plus herb garden, then eat your creations in a small group.
“This was a fantastic experience! Sara was such a patient and excellent teacher and so welcoming ! She really knows how to cook, has written cookbooks, and explains it in a way that makes it interesting and fun. The garden tour was a leaRead more”
Start at a local wet market, then cook a 3-course Malaysian meal at Daun Senja Kitchen, private for up to 5.
“Patricia and Kingston were the best hosts and treated us like family. The market visit was really authentic and we learned a lot about local ingredients. The cooking class was interactive and we made some delicious food. Couldn’t have planned a better morning in KL, would highly recommend.”
Hands-on batik workshop near KLCC, learn wax-resist coloring, choose your colors, and take home your painted cloth. Family-friendly.
“We had the most wonderful time creating our Batik designs. Emilia is an incredible artist and the kindest, warmest, and funniest person. She was extremely patient with us, taking photos and videos to help us remember this special experienRead more”
Make a wax-resist batik cotton bag in Kuala Lumpur in 90 minutes. All materials included, great for families.
“My granddaughter and I had a wonderful experience. We came away feeling that we actually knew about this craft. The teacher had excellent equipment to assist us in experiencing all the facets of batik decorating. We enjoyed the surroundiRead more”
