Parents are constantly on the lookout for birthday party ideas, aren’t they? This was a birthday party where the kids were invited to have a cooking experience at the Palate Culinary Studio in Santacruz, Mumbai. My daughter loved it! They all made a cupcake in a jar. Isn’t this such a cute idea?
The Palate Culinary Studio offers cooking classes for a variety of cuisines, baking and decorating cakes. You can take a look at their cooking schedule and rates for the classes in the near future here and a list of courses with rates here on their website. The rates are between 2000 Rupees (US$30+) and 3500 Rupees (US$60) per class. I find the rates rather pricy, but Palate Culinary Studio looks like a celebrity cooking studio and the chef instructor seems like a celebrity, too, so I guess that’s the price you have to pay. It’s expensive to live in Mumbai even though labor is quite inexpensive, which many people outside of India don’t realize until they move to this mega city.
Have a look at their website if you are curious about beautiful Palate Culinary Studio!
外国人の親御さんはお子さんの誕生日パーティーのためにとても熱心に計画を立て、常に子供のためのお誕生日会のアイディアを探しています。このお誕生日会では、子供達がクッキングのクラスに招待され、ムンバイのサンタクルズにあるクッキングスクールパラテお料理スタジオで、レッドベルベットケーキをジャーの中に作って来ました。可愛いですよね。
パラテ料理スタジオでは様々なお料理のクラスが行われています。近日中に行われるお料理のスケジュールと料金はこちらで、コース名と料金の一覧はこちら。お値段は、クラス一回につき大体２０００ルピー（約３０００円＋）から３５００ルピー（約５５００円）くらいです。結構するので、びっくりしましたが、日本はそれくらいでしょうか？パラテ料理スタジオのスタジオ自体、奇麗ですし、インストラクターもとても人気があるようなので、セレブのお料理教室に払う金額といった感じでしょうか。人件費が安い割には、ムンバイは実は物価が高い街で、結構外にムンバイの物価の高さが知られていないので、ムンバイに来て驚かれる方が多いです。
パラテ料理スタジオのクラスにご興味がある方は、是非を覗いてみて下さい。
Palate Culinary Studio
Ground Floor, Survodaya Co-Op Housing Society
7, Juhu Road, Plot no 28
Mumbai – 400054
*Opp Society Stores, Behind SBI Bank
Santacruz West
OFFICE: 022265695221
EMAIL: palateculinarystudio@gmail.com
Contact them on this page
Every year i go to India. I will have a list of items to buy back. when i see the price at times i feel i can rather buy that item in Singapore and save luggage space . In the end i wont buy that in India and when i am in Singapore my devil mind will say this item is from India and do you want to buy them in Singapore dollars. So now i have made it very clear to only buy Indian spices(only those hard to find in Singapore) home made curry powder mothers recipe, and some clothing for our festivals as Indian dresses is cheaper in India rather than cry through nose spending double the money in dollars.
India was not like that when i was in university days. 100 -500 rupees was a lot of money during university days now that money is like 5 rupees. India is not cheap.
Hi, Padmaja, thank you for your comment! I can only speak for Mumbai. There are certain things that are cheap. I think that if you live in a bubble of expat living in Mumbai, the cost of living inevitably gets high.
Kaho! I just saw these today! Thank you for this xxx
My pleasure! Thanks for the wonderful experience!
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