Oriental Food Cooking Class — Local services in London

Just an experience.

We were being charged GBP 195 for 3 people for how to make bubble tea course.

The shop owner asked us for personal or business use. We replied we want to just learn how to make a perfect cup of bubble tea. We do not have any plan yet to open a business but we may think in future, therefore we want to do personal class as of now.

In the class we were not taught how to brew the tea during the the whole time. The owner assumed everyone in the world knows it by birth and those who doesn't know are inexperienced cook. The entire process of tea brewing that includes measurements and practical experience was totally missing in the course. The funniest is: this course is entirely tea based, whose name contains the word 'Tea' and the entire tea process is missing. We kept asking about tea brewing during the class and shop owner replied us there is no need to teach that as we should already know it, everyone knows it.

(In the reply of this review, shop owner claimed he told us how to brew this but unfortunately, its not true.)

Further to this, the owner didn't share the measurements of ingrediants for making a perfect bubble tea cup, e.g. how much ml fructose is generally required in how much ml of bubble tea. saying there is never any calculation in bubble tea. Wondering how people can maintain consistency in taste with estimates. The owner didn't even shared the equipments names used to make bubble tea like shaker, mixer, scoop, jjgger or net for the making of a bubble tea cup.

Whatever we asked anything about personal bubble tea making, they named it a business question and offered the reply in 5 days extended business course.

People paid to know, how to make a bubble tea cup and it should be done completely and with due diligence. It should not concern you if its for personal or professional use because you are paid to teach. Why classify a cup of bubble tea making as personal or professional. A bubble tea cup is a bubble tea cup.

I proposed the shop owner for joining the further 5 days business course with my partner but changed my mind, based on the personal...

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