This was our first wheel throwing experience and we loved it! Georgina (our teacher) was great. She explained everything so clearly, and gave us tips and tricks on how to use the wheel. She was also super encouraging and gave us the confidence to not be afraid of the wheel and the clay. A great date night experience! So glad I booked this. Place was conducive and easy to find. Would definitely recommend couples to try this out. We had a fun ‘ghost’ photo op near the end of our session. Our hands felt so smooth after from handling all the clay.

My partner and I have been wanting to go for a massage class for a while now. So when I saw this on Class Bento, we jumped at the opportunity. Our teacher Kristine was warm, friendly, and professional throughout. The venue was small and cosy, and felt just right. The ambience of the room was set-up really well, with scented candles and warm towels for us to use. This really sets the mood for a massage.

The session was really hands-on. One person went first, while the other was the 'guinea pig'. After the first person was done, we then did a swap. Kristine would first demonstrate the strokes and we would follow. We learnt different massage techniques and how to apply them properly. She also gave us tips on how we can improve our strokes, and shared about the do's and don'ts.

We also loved the fact that tea and snacks were provided during our break, and after the class. This small gesture made a huge difference because all that massaging made us hungry. It showed the extra effort Kristine put to take care of us, which we really appreciated.

We would definitely recommend this to our friends and family. Its such a relaxing and meaningful activity that you can bond over, not forgetting that it's also super value for money because we learnt something new, got a full body massage, AND a goodie-bag at the end of the class (a scented candle and a bottle of massage oil). We can't wait to practice on each other when we get home!

Thank you Kristine!

There’s an air of calmness to Setsuko, which put me at ease the moment I stepped into her studio. Before her demonstrations, she gave us a short glimpse of the history and philosophy of Ikebana. I appreciated the fact that she didn't intervene or interrupt us while we were working on our arrangement. When we were done, she gave useful feedback and added slight touches to enhance what was already there. We used different variety of flowers and foliage for each arrangement which was great, because it gave me a chance to play with different flower shapes, heights and textures. The fact that we could bring the flowers home after class was another great plus point. Some of the flowers used for the workshop were not commonly sold at flower shops. The venue was small and cosy, just right for a small group workshops. 3 key things I learnt about Ikebana from Setsuko: 1) Triangle (Heaven, Man, Earth) 2) Less is more and 3) Depth and space – remember to let your flowers breathe. Looking forward to book another class with her again!