Visit a local market with an expert home cook and learn to make North Indian dishes in a home kitchen. Your host today is Shivani, who has been cooking since she was a teenager and inherited family recipes and cooking techniques from her mother. Her biggest passion is to cook for her family, and both her husband and daughter relish good food. After marrying, Shivani’s passion for cooking grew and she started to develop new recipes. She runs a catering company that provides wholesome and delicious home cooked food for parties, gatherings and office lunches.
Shivani will take you to her local market before you return to her home for an hour long cooking lesson. After learning to cook some of her favorite dishes you will enjoy the meal together at her table.
Visit to a local market, in-home cooking lesson and dinner
Visit to a local market, in-home cooking lesson and lunch
Please meet your host Shivani at her home that is just opposite of the Nehru Place in New Delhi. Exact address can be found in your ticket upon booking confirmation.
Contact information: If you need assistance, please contact Shivani at +91 98102 54001 or shivanib13@gmail.com
Address and meeting instructions: Meet Shivani at her home located at B-13, Ground floor, Chirag Enclave, New Delhi, India 110048. As maps can be confusing in India, please contact your host for directions to her home before leaving your hotel.
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Traveling Spoon is a supplier of Viator and TripAdvisor. We offer travelers authentic food experiences with locals, in their homes. Founded by two travelers and food lovers, Traveling Spoon helps others make meaningful cultural connections through food. Contact us at reservations@travelingspoon.com if you have general questions about our services. For specific questions related to your booking please contact your host directly with the contact information provided above.
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