Cooking Class: Traditional Gyoza Dumplings
Wed, Apr 1st at 6:00PM
Fri, Apr 3rd at 7:00PM
Sat, Apr 4th at 2:00PM
Sun, Apr 12th at 6:00PM
Nearly every country has their own version of dumplings, and in Japan, they're called gyoza. If you'd like to learn more about these tasty parcels and learn how to make them yourself, this cooking class with Chef Shinya is the best place to start.
You will learn how to prepare two types of gyoza in this class: one filled with pork and the other filled with vegetables. The class will cover all steps of the process from choosing your fillings to wrapping and shaping your dumplings to pan frying and serving them with assorted sauces.
Cooking Classes on Classpop! are designed to be social events that do not require any previous experience. Guests are welcome to purchase beer to enjoy during the class.
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Pork Gyoza
With garlic, chives, cabbage, green onion and sea salt
Vegetarian Gyoza
With cabbage, garlic, chives, onion, green onion, hemp seeds, quinoa and sea salt
Most dietary restrictions can be accommodated if noted prior to the event. Please mention this in the message field when you submit your booking request as adjustments to recipes cannot be made during class.
- Minimum Guests 4
- Maximum Guests 25
- Event Duration 2 hours
- Activity Level
Activity Level
- Restrictions Must be 21 years of age or older to attend.
Reviews Guests Left For Other Experiences
Mikhale
23 Mar 2026
What a fun experience! Chef Shinya was a perfect mix of knowledgeable and fun. My fiancé and I had such a great time and learned so much about making gyozas. Would highly recommend!
Rosslyn
05 Mar 2026
We had a great time!
Leah
23 Feb 2026
Had a lovely time - learned a ton and the ramen was DELISH!
Meet your chef
Chef Shinya is a Japanese chef who specializes in traditional dishes from his home country enhanced with local flavors and ingredients of the West Coast. His combination of both classic Japanese techniques and native ingredients makes for dishes that are truly unique. Chef Shinya has lots of industry experience, having worked as both a culinary instructor and chef trainer. He also formerly owned a restaurant that earned three stars from Seattle Times.Â