Part of the training programme takes place at the CieCAS premises in Shanghai. The programme combines theoretical knowledge with practical cooking training - including a cultural framework.
Shanghai is not only one of the most dynamic metropolises in Asia, but also a centre of Chinese food culture. The city combines traditional dishes from the Jiangnan region with modern, international influences. From steaming xiaolongbao in small cookshops to innovative fine dining cuisine, Shanghai offers culinary diversity at the highest level.
The city is famous for its light, slightly sweet Shanghai cuisine (Hu cuisine), which elegantly combines ingredients such as river fish, soya sauce and rice wine. Numerous markets, cookery schools and restaurants invite you to discover, taste and learn - an ideal environment for anyone who wants to broaden their culinary horizons.
The CieCAS team consists of internationally experienced chefs from Michelin restaurants and renowned cookery schools. The programmes combine sound theory with practical training and strengthen creativity, craftsmanship and cultural understanding.
In addition to training courses, CieCAS also organises workshops, events and culinary encounters for a globally oriented audience.