Nom Wah

Nom Wah opened as a tea parlor and bakery in 1920 at 13-15 Doyers St. Throughout the second half of the twentieth century, Nom Wah Tea Parlor was first and foremost a bakery. The most beloved specialty was the mooncakes. The unique culinary art of dim sum (Cantonese) or dian xin (Mandarin) originated in China centuries ago. The term translates to “a little bit of heart” or “touch the heart” in reference to its portion sizes. In partnership with Vansary, Nom Wah is offering a series of virtual classes on how to make some of their classics, taught by one of their head chefs.

Chicken and cabbage dumplings

Participants will learn the history of the dumpling, how to multiple forms of a chicken and cabbage dumpling, and all of the different ways to cook them, from the classic steam to pan searing.
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Steamed rice rolls

A Cantonese dish made from wide strips of rice noodles commonly served either as a snack, small meal or as a variety of dim sum. Participants will leave this class knowing how to make the thin crépe roll with their preferred fillings of include shrimp, beef, vegetables, or other ingredients.
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What Vansary will handle

When you book with Vansary, we want take care of everything to offer you peace of mind.
  • Event invitations and website page creation 
  • Guestlist communication and management 
  • Event and material customization 
  • Shipping and tracking of necessary event materials
  • Virtual event management in real-time 

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Select an event, invite produced and sent to your clients, materials are sent and tracked, event managed by Vansary in real time. 

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