While the cooking school and hands-on experience was good, the Chef's attempt at humour was decidedly "off-colour" with one joke incorporating the "f" word which was totally inappropriate in view of a ten year old girl being in the class. His professionalism was lacking as was that of the salesperson at the end of the class whose attiude was quite... more

Today we đid the Delux Cooking Class at Red Bridge. Our group was 4 adults and 4 children, so we filled a class. From the beginning at the cafe we were laughing and having fun. The chef was fấntastic with the children. The pool was a cool relief. The facilities were beautiful. And the food - AMAZING! The whole day... more

This was a fabulous course, it was so well oranised and so informative. I learnt more in the first 5 minutes than I did in the entire Old Hanoi Cooking Class! The 8am calss was full so they put on a class starting at 11am, which was much better timing. We first went into teh market and learnt about the... more

I did the half day cooking school it starts about 8 and its about 2.30 by the time it is finished. First we did a market walk, through all the fish meat and vege markets, asking questions to the chef on the way round, we did not purchase any food for the cooking but just had a look. Then we... more

This was a really fun day out. We started in the market and then had a boat trip to the restaurant, where the cooking began. The chef was funny and everything was well demostrated, then we got to try cooking each course ourself. Bring your swimming stuff as there's a pool there which we didn't see. A bit of a... more

we just came back from vietnam and one of my kids highlights was the cooking school with red bridge. we did the delux class which lasted from 8-3pm. In the morning you go for a tour to learn about the herbs in the garden, then go do groceries at the local market. After we go to the school which is... more

We love going to cooking schools on holiday to learn about the cuisine and a bit about the food culture, and this is an excellent school. You meet in a cafe in Hoi An itself, then go for an informative tour around the local wet market (spot the fertilised duck eggs and bowls of fish heads for sale!). Then there... more

A trip through the markets, a river cruise, a cooking lesson conducted by a chef that mixed humour with his cooking instructions (he always seemed to pick on the men for cooking demonstrations and ridicule... but in a fun way). Initially I was concerned about a cooking school that lasted over 5 hours - but the time just flew!!! I... more

Dinner here was an event. It started from Hoi An old town when a boat picked us up at Hoi An river in the evening. The free boat trip took about 30 minutes (don't really remember) to get to the restaurant. We were the only passengers, so it was quite romantic. The food is Vietnamese, presented in Western style. The... more