Online Vietnamese street food: Master pho, pork balls and summer rolls from your London kitchen

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Online Vietnamese street food: Master pho, pork balls and summer rolls from your London kitchen

An interactive, two-hour online class from The Jamie Oliver Cookery School that teaches iconic Vietnamese street dishes with live demos and a digital recipe pack.

Online Vietnamese street food: Master pho, pork balls and summer rolls from your London kitchen.

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Location
London
Operator
The Jamie Oliver Cookery School
Category
Food Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Bold, aromatic and full of fresh flavours, this interactive online class immerses you in Vietnamese street food from the comfort of your own home: learn to build a balanced chicken pho broth, bash together a lemongrass‑and‑chilli paste for spicy pork balls, roll fresh vegetable summer rolls and make a salty‑sweet‑sour nuoc cham — all with live demo instruction and a digital recipe pack.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE FOOD

Pho, pork balls and summer rolls

Master three street‑food staples: a slurpy chicken pho built on a balanced broth; sweet, spicy pork balls made from a lemongrass, chilli and palm sugar paste; and fresh vegetable summer rolls served with classic nuoc cham.

THE TEACHING

Live, interactive guidance

The class is delivered live via Zoom by expert teaching chefs with easy‑to‑follow demonstrations, plus time for questions so you can cook along in real time.

THE TAKEAWAY

Prep sheet and recipe pack

Participants receive a comprehensive prep sheet with ingredient and equipment lists and a digital recipe pack so you can recreate the dishes after the class ends.

What the day feels like

What the class feels like

Across a focused two‑hour session you set up your kitchen from a supplied prep sheet, follow live demonstrations on Zoom, and cook each component step by step — from simmering the pho broth to rolling summer rolls — then sit down at home to enjoy the finished street‑food spread.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this class suits — and who it doesn’t.

1
Home cooksIdeal for adults who want hands‑on, guided practice with Vietnamese recipes at home; the class includes a prep sheet and interactive demos.
2
Groups/HouseholdsSuited to household groups — classes are sold on a per‑household basis so multiple people in the same room can participate on a single booking.
3
Gift recipientsGood as a gift across households, but note that to treat someone in another household you must book two places and provide two email addresses at booking.
4
Families with young childrenNot designed for unsupervised children — the class is best suited to and supervised by adults.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The interactive class runs for approximately 2 hours and is structured around live demonstrations and hands‑on cooking segments.

What to Bring

You’ll receive a comprehensive prep sheet with an ingredient and equipment list so you can set up your cooking station before the Zoom session.

How it’s delivered

A live, interactive class held via Zoom with unique joining instructions sent to participants before the session; expect real‑time demos and Q&A.

After the class

A digital recipe pack is provided so you can recreate the dishes again after the session ends.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the class?

The class duration is 2 hours.

Will I receive a list of ingredients and equipment?

Yes — a comprehensive prep sheet with an ingredient and equipment list is provided before the class.

How is the class delivered?

The class is live and interactive via Zoom; unique joining instructions are sent to participants before the session.

How many people can cook along on one booking?

Online classes are sold on a per‑household basis, so any number of people in the same room may join under one booking.

Can I book the class as a gift for someone in another household?

Yes — to treat someone in another household you should book two places and provide two email addresses at the point of booking.