A group or private cooking class where participants prepare Chilean dishes with a pisco sour and then eat the full meal. Transport to the meeting point is not included.
Cook in Fiesta Chilean Cooking Class is a hands-on cooking session in Santiago, Chile, offered by Cook in Fiesta and sold through travel-booking platforms such as Expedia and Travelocity. The meeting point is listed near San Dionisio and the Club Hípico racecourse (Blanco Encalada 2540), in the southern part of the city centre within the Metropolitana de Santiago region. The class lasts about three and a half hours, although some listings quote four hours.
Participants prepare several Chilean recipes themselves rather than watching a demonstration, working with the apron and utensils supplied. A pisco sour is part of the experience, made as an introduction to Chile's national spirit, and the session ends with the group sitting down to eat the full meal that has been cooked, accompanied by drinks. The menu is mostly savoury, built around traditional home-style dishes, with the day's selection varying, so anyone who specifically wants empanadas should confirm that they are on the menu. Food, drinks, apron and utensils are included, while transport to the meeting point is not.
The class runs in two formats. The shared group version starts from about USD 60 to 85 per person (roughly CLP 56,000 to 79,500), and a private class starts from about USD 128 (roughly CLP 120,000) with a minimum of two people. Group size in the shared format is kept small enough for everyone to participate at the stove. Dietary restrictions and allergies should be raised when booking so the recipes can be adapted, since the menu is planned in advance. The class suits visitors who want to take Chilean cooking techniques home rather than only sample dishes, and who prefer an evening or afternoon spent in a kitchen to a walking tour. Comfortable clothing is advisable, as the session involves chopping, stirring and some time on foot in the kitchen.
| Price | From USD 60-85 per person shared (~CLP 56,000-79,500 (~USD 60-85)); private from USD 128 (~CLP 120,000 (~USD 128)) |
|---|---|
| Duration | About 3.5 hours (some listings 4 hours) |
| Address | Meeting point listed at San Dionisio and Club Hípico (Blanco Encalada 2540), Santiago |
What is included
- Hands-on preparation of several Chilean recipes
- Pisco sour
- Full meal with drinks
- Apron and utensils
Good to know
- Operator
- Cook in Fiesta (via Expedia/Travelocity listings)
Location
Meeting point listed at San Dionisio and Club Hípico (Blanco Encalada 2540), Santiago
-33.4633, -70.6609 View on map
Highlights
- Hands-on cooking
- Pisco sour included
- Meal and drinks included
- Apron and utensils provided
Tips for visiting
- Confirm whether empanadas are on the day's menu
- Private class needs minimum 2 people
- Arrive hungry; the class ends with a full meal
- Flag allergies and dietary restrictions when booking
- Wear clothes that can handle splashes; an apron is provided
Frequently asked questions
What is included in the Cook in Fiesta class?
The class includes hands-on preparation of several Chilean recipes, a pisco sour, a full meal with drinks, and an apron and utensils.
Where does the class meet?
The meeting point is listed at San Dionisio and Club Hípico (Blanco Encalada 2540) in Santiago. Transport there is not included.
How long is the class?
It lasts about three and a half hours, although some listings quote four hours.
Is a private class available?
Yes. A private class is offered from about USD 128 and needs a minimum of two people.
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Cook in Fiesta Chilean Cooking Class
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