Other highlights of the Singapore Food Festival are food tours, demonstrations and classes conducted by world-renowned chefs and joint food-oriented promotions with major hotels and shopping centres. Keep an eye out for them!

Food Tours
Another fun way to explore and discover the variety of cuisine available in Singapore is to take a food tour. Try the 'Flavours of Singapore' Tour that begins at the Spice Garden (the original site of the first Botanic Gardens) Following which, you will get to sample spicy Indian cuisine and Peranakan fare as the tour brings you to the ethnic areas of Little India and Chinatown.

Culinary Academies
Looking for something different to do during your visit to Singapore? Check out the many culinary programmes available in our city. Whether it's Asian, Middle Eastern or European cuisine, there's something for every palate.

at-sunrice
at-sunrice is a culinary centre dedicated to promoting pan-Asian cuisine, culinary skills and craftware. Offering cooking demonstration and tasting classes to actual hands-on cooking classes, at-sunrice showcases the richness of Asian cuisine through hands-on education, exposure and enjoyment. Situated at Fort Canning Park, the academy offers a leisurely and fun environment for experiential learning for tourists, business travellers, culinary and hospitality college students and locals alike.
Pick from a variety of short courses such as "quick cooking for dinner parties", "Asian cooking class" and "survival cooking for teenagers and children". at-sunrice is located at Fort Canning Centre, Fort Canning Park.

Coriander Leaf Cooking Studio
Besides being poised to make its culinary stand as a fine dining bistro, the Coriander Leaf strives to establish itself as a centre for different food-related activities, namely a culinary school. Coriander Leaf emphasizes home cooking. The half-day culinary courses in a studio setting highlight the best in South Asian, South-East Asian, Middle Eastern and fusion cooking.
Coriander Leaf Cooking Studio is located at #02-01 The Gallery Hotel, 76 Robertson Quay.

Culinary Art @ People's Association
Dazzle your friends back home with recipes from the kitchens of Singapore. Learn how to whip up a tasty meal of spicy assam fish, finger-licking chicken rendang or delicious pineapple tarts.

Raffles Culinary Academy
More than a cooking school, the prestigious Raffles Culinary Academy also conducts lifestyle classes covering a range of topics such as wines and etiquette, how to plan a party, home dining, as well as lessons on oyster and foie gras appreciation. The classes are introductory and recreational in nature, each lasting two to four hours. There are classes almost every day (except Sundays and Mondays).
Raffles Culinary Academy is located at Raffles Hotel, 1 Beach Road.

Cookery Magic
If you are looking for cooking classes in the comfort of a Singapore home, Cookery Magic is your choice. Cookery Magic offers a wide variety of classes in Malay, Indian, Mediterranean, Vegetarian and baking amongst many others.