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A Tanta kitchen built around real cooking and shared tables

Founded by home cooks who wanted to teach Egyptian and international dishes the way families actually make them, one hands-on session at a time.

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Who Cooks With Us

Our classes fit different goals, from casual curiosity to serious skill-building

Home Cooks

People who want to expand their weekly menu with Egyptian classics and international dishes, taught step by step in a relaxed kitchen setting.

Couples & Friends

Small groups looking for a shared activity in Tanta that ends with a meal they cooked together and can recreate at home.

Aspiring Cooks

Individuals considering food-related work who want structured, hands-on culinary training before committing to formal study.

Visitors & Newcomers

Residents and travelers in Tanta interested in learning authentic Egyptian cooking techniques alongside dishes from other cuisines.

Where We Stand

7 years teaching experience
1,800+ students trained
30+ recipes taught
12 class formats

What Our Students Say

I signed up for the molokhia and rice class not expecting much, but the chef broke down every step and explained why the technique matters. Left with notes I still use.
Mariam El-Sayed Marketing coordinator in Tanta
Took the pasta workshop with my sister and we ended up staying almost three hours because we kept asking questions. Nobody rushed us out, which I appreciated.
Youssef Abdel Rahman Pharmacist and weekend cooking hobbyist
I run a small catering side gig and wanted to sharpen my knife skills and sauce work. The class was small enough that I got real feedback on my technique, not just a demo.
Salma Nour El-Din Owner of a home-based catering service
My husband and I did the date night class for our anniversary. We made stuffed pigeon from scratch and honestly it was better bonding than a regular dinner out.
Rania Hassan Homemaker in Tanta
I've taken cooking classes abroad before and this one held up. The instructor corrected my dough handling within minutes and it made a visible difference in the final bread.
Ahmed Fathy Engineer and frequent traveler
Brought my teenage daughter along to the Egyptian sweets session. She's now the one making basbousa for the whole family, which is a change I did not expect this fast.
Dina Mostafa Schoolteacher and parent