wagamama Launches Ladies’ Night & Cooking Classes in Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi: wagamama is giving the ladies of Abu Dhabi a new reason to get together this year with its brand-new ladies’ night cooking class at wagamama Abu Dhabi Mall.

Passionate about teaching and educating people about Japanese inspired cooking practices, the cooking classes will be ran by wagamama Abu Dhabi’s Executive Chef and is perfect for foodies who are keen to learn more about Asian cuisine, people who want to discover more about Asian flavours and ingredients, and ladies who want to learn something new whilst having fun with their friends.

Every Tuesday Chef will talk attendees through the philosophy that wagamama is based on, as well as key elements of Japanese nourishment and the principles that are associated with mindful eating. He will also teach attendees the skills needed to recreate a signature wagamama sauce, as well as a flavoursome dish from the wagamama menu such as the firecracker chicken. Guests will also be able to take away the recipes they learn so they can attempt to recreate at home. After the hour-long cooking class, attendees will be able to discuss their experience with friends

over a main course from the wagamama menu and a soft drink for only AED 89.

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