4 Farm Cooking Classes in Ubud to Book First

1.Balinese Farm Cooking Class by Pemulan Bali

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 410 reviews · from $39Our pick

Start with pickup at central Ubud, then visit a traditional market on the morning schedule before heading to an organic farm. Pick herbs and vegetables, cook six Balinese and Indonesian dishes in an open-air kitchen, and eat together with tea and coffee. Recipes and leftovers are included.

“On top , visit a local market , then arrive at the farm The place is top , top cuisine and kindness of the staff! Not to mention the very friendly guide! In short I recommend this moment 🩷Auto-translated”

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2.Ubud: Authentic Bali Farm Cooking School & Organic Farm

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 122 reviews · from $38Best value

Spend about five and a half hours learning Balinese cooking at Taman Dukuh, a community-run organic farm in Taro Village. Morning sessions include a traditional market visit, followed by garden harvesting, hands-on cooking, a full meal, and a printed and PDF recipe book.

“Great setting , lovely staff and wonderful food. Couldn’t ask for more. Loved licking own vegetables from the garden .”

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3.Balinese Cooking Class at Organic Farm

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 51 reviews · from $40

At Mai Organic Farm near Ubud, you’ll harvest produce, learn about Bali’s UNESCO-protected subak irrigation system, and cook six dishes on a traditional wood-fired stove. The five-hour class includes drinks, lunch, and round-trip pickup from central Ubud.

“This was one of those experiences that you get for your lifetime. Really kind people, that will explain to you all about how the farm and fruits/vegetables are grown and maintained, then the farm itself on which you will try fruits and smell spices Read more”

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4.Small-Group Farm Tour & Balinese Cooking Class in Ubud with Kadek

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 16 reviews · from $49

Join Kadek and his team for a five-hour Balinese food experience in Ubud. Walk an organic farm, gather lemongrass and vegetables, then cook two or three dishes in an outdoor community kitchen. Hotel pickup, a recipe book, drinks, and a shared meal are included.

“I really appreciated the ethos behind this project. The young guys brought a lot of fun to the experience but they also knew how to cook 😁”

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