Chef At Work
Liuyinjie, ,
Gulou
gongwangfu
地安门外大街小厂胡同1号
8113-1318
www.chef-at-work.com
chef.at.work2008@gmail.com
Open daily from 10:00Am to 8:00Pm
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Learn how to make delicious Chinese home-style dishes under the eye of a practiced Chinese chef in a traditional hutong. Learn three recipes and get the chance to make two of them during the class. Classes last between two to three hours and run all day, every day. The menu rotates daily.
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Join the Chinese Cooking Class in a Hutong Located in a nice hutong area, Chef-at-Work cooking class will bring you a once in a lifetime experience. At here you can learn how to make delicious Chinese home-style dish and the chef will assist you to practice by yourself. Menu change from Monday to Sunday (will teach 3 dishes per class/dumplings, and you can practice two). For more information please visit: www.chef-at-work.com Tel:010 – 8113 1318 Mobile: 13522447686 E-mail: chef.at.work2008@gmail.com
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Sad to say that this was our first rip off in 7 months Beijing. Really looking forward to this we found ourselves in a poky little kitchen in an admittedly nice hostel at Houhai. Place has moved, sadly still having both addresses on their homepage, so started off in the wrong place. Eventually there, we were rather surprised, as there was none of the so-called 5 step approach we had booked, incl. shopping, preparing, 3 diff. dishes in nice surroundings with diff. Chinese wines etc.. No, it was roundbout 180 jiaoze for 6 people, nothing to really do except sit round the table, sniff the sesame oil and stir the dough once p.P.... We were expecting something more to happen, but then after about 2 h and far too many not so tasty jiaoze, we were allowed to admire the roof top terrace and leave. 220 RMB p.P is what they expected us to pay and they did not want to understand, that actually we had booked something else, as posted on their website. After that it was about an hour of to and fro's with phrases like: This is what you booked, yes, our wedsite is under construction, this is not Yashow, noone has ever complained before, this is how we do business.... This is China.... No, this is not China, this was just a bad con. While Nora, the girl assisting was getting extremely sarcastic, finally the boss did have to admit, that this was all not quite right and we ended up paying a still hugely overpriced 100 RMB p.P. Goes without saying: drinks not included.