Join a decorative sushi roll class in NYC through Kazari Maki Zushi, Japan’s art of patterned sushi.
Kazari Maki Zushi turns rolled sushi into playful images and patterns. Using everyday ingredients and food-based colors, learners create small sushi “building blocks,” then assemble them into an image inside the roll. When the roll is sliced, the design appears in each piece.
Although the finished rolls can look detailed, the process is designed to be beginner-friendly. No sushi experience is needed, and the class is as much about the visual surprise as it is about taste. It’s a creative way to experience Japanese food culture through color, shape, and hands-on making.
Theme for this session: Cat & Paw Print
In this workshop, you’ll create Cat & Paw Print sushi rolls, including a cat face roll and a paw print roll.
This class is a good fit for food lovers, cat lovers, families, friends, and anyone looking for a fun creative cooking experience. You can enjoy your sushi during class or take your rolls home to share.
The workshop is taught by Hiroyo Belmonte, a native of Hokkaido, Japan. She has studied baking, pastry, and wagashi in Japan, completed bread technique training at the Institute of Culinary Education in New York, and holds a Level 1 instructor certification in decorative sushi from the Japan Sushi Instructors Association.
SPECIAL CANCELLATION POLICY FOR THIS CLASS
This class has its own cancellation policy, which applies instead of the general DoBeDoUs policy where the terms differ. Cancellations made at least 72 hours before the class are eligible for a refund of the class price. Processing fees are non-refundable, and cancellations made within 72 hours of the class are not eligible for a refund. Any terms not addressed in this class-specific policy follow the general DoBeDoUs Cancellation Policy in the Cancellation Policy section further down this page. For questions or cancellation requests, please email support@dobedous.com with the class name and your order number, or use the contact form in the footer.