Team Building Activity: Team-Based Food Fiesta
Make the most of your collaborative activities by bringing your crew together for the gourmet teambuilding activity. Chef Ny heads to the kitchen to lead colleagues in a lesson where cooperation and competition are featured in equal measure! Your troupe learns the finer points of crafting authentic salsa and guacamole before putting their new skills into practice for a culinary competition, where Best in Flavor takes the top prize. It's the perfect forum for workers to build tasty connections while engaging in friendly competition and learning new skills they can take home.
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Guacamole
With avocado, garlic, salt, pepper and lime
Salsa
With tomato, onion, cilantro, garlic and jalapeño
Various "mix-in" Ingredients
With green chili, habanero peppers, corn, mango, tomato and more
Various Dippers
With tortilla chips, veggies and more
Cooking classes on Classpop! are designed to be fun, social events. Feel free to purchase wine or beer at the venue to enjoy during the class.
- Minimum Guests 10
- Maximum Guests 50
- Event Duration 2 hours
Reviews Guests Left For Other Experiences
JULIA
28 Mar 2026
It was fun and tasty. Ny was very informative.
John
22 Mar 2026
Such a fun night with friends. After reading some of the reviews we were not sure what we had gotten ourselves into. Chef Ny kept it short and simple and we sat in a bar with friends and made gnocci! Simple recipe, freedom to try different shapes, a little boiled water and a dinner of gnocchi (dough balls) with a little tomato sauce. Met new people and had a great night. If you are looking for a culinary school this isn’t it, but if you want to make gnocchi with friends it is a great time!
Erik
07 Feb 2026
This was highway robbery. It was $120 for my wife and I to make gnocchi. It consisted of flour, oil, egg , salt and 1/2 cup of cooked potatoes. The chef began the evening by telling us she was going to get us out of there as quickly as possible. This was a date night... the goal was not to rush through! The class was advertised as not only making gnocchi, but also making tomato basil sauce. The chef said there was no time to make the sauce and not enough pots. So she was serving us Prego from the jar. We ate our cooked gnocchi with the Prego sauce in Styrofoam bowls. There wasn't even a water bottle offered. You could buy a drink. No salad, no bread... nothing other than the gnocchi you made and the jarred sauce ladled on top with processed parmesan cheese. We enjoyed the people we sat next to and we learned how to make this pasta. But don't waste your money.
Meet your chef
Chef Ny brings to the table a passion for food and an Associate Degree in Culinary Management. Chef Ny knows the ins and outs of ensuring a smooth operation in the kitchen and quality checks for fresh ingredients. Working with foods like produce and preserved meats is a skill Chef Ny mastered and can readily pass along. Students will learn the best ways to keep kitchen space clean and the importance of such a task.
