“I had the pleasure of enjoying a Wayang Kitchen ‘Lunch and Learn’ session. It was so refreshing to see an initiative like that in Malaysia! Loved the ‘info-tainment’ aspect the most. There was a theater performance while we were enjoying our meals and I especially loved how we, the audience, felt very involved because the actor made it super interactive. Even the shyest person in the room felt comfortable enough to join the interactions. Whether you’re a Malaysian or an expat, you need a Wayang Kitchen experience!”

– Keanu Azman

Radio DJ and TV host

“I had such a great experience at Wayang Kitchen. I loved the way they intertwined theatre with the food we were eating and the actual restaurant setting. It blurred the lines between a dream and reality, I really felt like I was a part of the show. The food was yummy as well. I’d highly recommend Wayang Kitchen’s experiences.”

– Alena Murang

Award winning musician, visual artist and entrepreneur

“It is hard to pull off a virtual cooking class but Wayang Kitchen x Flavors of Mexico cooking class ticks all the boxes. You’ll receive thorough instructions, top-quality ingredients, personal attention, how-to kitchen tips, a culture walkthrough of the recipes and boy, it was fun! If you’re ever in doubt whether a virtual cooking class could work, a Wayang Kitchen experience will far exceed your expectations”.

– Theri Burhan

“It generates conversations and a convivial atmosphere that approaches the communal experiences we’re dearly craving.”

– The Stage

“It is a wonderful concept, using taste and smell to amplify the story of a woman born in Malaysia and now living in Britain.”

– British Theatre