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Vegetarian & Vegan Cooking Class in Ubud (Tumang)

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Vegetarian & Vegan Cooking Class in Ubud (Tumang)

Is there a vegetarian cooking class in Ubud? Yes. Tumang Bali Cooking Class prepares a full vegetarian or vegan menu when you request it on WhatsApp — not a single tofu side next to a meat class. Shared promo is IDR 450,000 per person (was IDR 506,370), max 8 guests, complimentary Ubud-area pickup.

Key Takeaways

  • Vegetarian and vegan are a menu swap, requested at booking
  • Same promo IDR and group cap as the standard shared class
  • Base Genep (spice paste) is built plant-based from the start when you tell us
  • Morning market still runs on AM sessions; afternoon is kitchen + rice fields
  • Do not wait until you arrive at the station to mention a diet

What “full menu” means

Tumang is a family kitchen near Ubud taught by Chef Wayan Sudiana in English. On a standard day you may cook sate lilit, pepes, lawar, sambal matah, and more. On a vegetarian / vegan booking the kitchen does not leave you watching meat dishes. They plan plant-based versions before you pound spices.

Tell WhatsApp:

  • Vegetarian (eggs / dairy OK or not)
  • Vegan (no animal products)
  • Allergies (peanut, gluten, chili heat)

What is still included

  • Hands-on cooking of 10+ dishes at your station
  • Rice-field walk
  • Morning market tour on the AM shared class
  • Meal of the dishes you cook
  • Complimentary hotel pickup in the Ubud area

Pickup from Canggu, Seminyak, or south Bali is a transfer quote — same rule as the meat menu.

Price (2026)

OptionIDR
Shared (veg or standard)450,000 promo / person
Private 1 guest633,090
Private 2 guests1,266,180 total

Worth-it context: Cooking class Ubud price 2026.

Who this is for

Couples and small groups who want Balinese technique (stone mortar, sambal, coconut) without fish or meat. It is not a raw-vegan retreat and not a hotel buffet class.

Ready? Message WhatsApp from the Tumang cooking class page with “vegetarian” or “vegan” in the first note.