Location: Neil Road
Dates Available:
Learn To Make: Rainbow Vegetable Spring Rolls, Safe Knife Skills, Rice Paper Wrapping, Pan-Frying, Homemade Dipping Sauce
Instructor: Chef Leigh Ann van Cuylenburg
At ANATTA, we believe cooking and baking is as essential a life skill as mathematics, swimming, or physical sports. That’s why we consistently curate & offer classes for children aged 7 to 12 years old — the most important age for learning independence, competence, and confidence.
Learning points:
This series of 8 classes that run concurrently with the school term introduces children to foundational but technical cooking & baking skills. Each recipe is designed to help kids become comfortable using tools, working with heat, understanding ingredients, and preparing food safely in a supportive, child-friendly kitchen environment.
Safety & focused guidance:
All classes are conducted with a 1:5 Instructor–Student ratio to ensure safety and focused attention for every child.
Age group: 7 to 12 years old
Timetable:
Every Tuesday & Saturday
The same recipe is offered for the Tuesday & Saturday in the same week
Recipe 6 – 24 Feb (Tue) & 28 Feb (Sat): Rainbow Spring Rolls
What You’ll Learn:
Bring Home:
Check out our other classes for a wider variety of culinary skills & techniques
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Newly opened bakery and mini grocer so hidden you might walk right by it if you’re not careful! The first floor is a baking/cooking classroom and up a flight of stairs is their grocery shop with some prepackaged bakes available. I tried the curry bun, cheese bread and their brioche, which were all very fresh and delicious. Absolutely love the milky soft texture of the brioche!
I got to know that their freshly baked breads are made using Japanese flour. They are pre-packed so its easy to grab and go, and prices range from $2+ to $4-$5.
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The best custard bun I have had in a long while. Custard was super fresh and bread was soft without that bitter-baking soda aftertaste that you get with “regular” bread stores.
Thank you for baking good quality items at decent prices.
