Looking for Culinary Arts School in Cebu

[jedvidlim]

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@jason.

ic.. goodluck bro!

[dubioz]

I've been looking at the culinary schools for my kid and these are the ones I've been to so far:

1. Academy for International Culinary Arts at the Gallery along Juan Luna avenue in Mabolo.

2. Philippine School of Culinary Arts at Maximilian Hotel along Escario St. Phone: 416-3265

3. International Culinary Arts Academy in Guadalupe boasting "City & Guilds" qualifications. Phone: 256-0461

4. American International Culinary & Hospitality Institute @ ACT Cyber Tower Tel. # 5050918

5. M.O.S.T. in Mandaue offers only a 6 month course. If you're interested in short term, cal Tel. #5167523.

Most impressed so far with the second, but my kid wants to be a pastry chef, and they seem to have a good patisserie program, so I suggest you visit the schools to find out if they have programs that fit your interests, e.g. The third school offers a bartending course that I'm more interested in.

All of these are TESDA accredited, btw, so TS, pili na!

[m!nyanG]

ganahan kaayo ko mo skwela og culinary,,DMD mn sd ang tuition oi..hehehe

[rubz_bix08]

mahala man diay mag culinary uie......im really much into baking only...mag self study nalang sah koh uie.....

[dubioz]

Mahal au!

Two year diploma in culinary arts and patisserie at PSCA: P580,000.00

Two years at ICAAC: P490,000.00

but considering you finish your course in two years instead of four years taking up a Bachelor's course with useless subjects that have nothing to do with being a chef, fights na tingali.

mahala man diay mag culinary uie......im really much into baking only...mag self study nalang sah koh uie.....

[jedvidlim]

Mahal au!

Two year diploma in culinary arts and patisserie at PSCA: P580,000.00

Two years at ICAAC: P590,000.00

but considering you finish your course in two years instead of four years taking up a Bachelor's course with useless subjects that have nothing to do with being a chef, fights na tingali.

@dubioz

I think ICAAC is cheaper if im not mistaken. first year is 250 and 2nd year is 240 as far as i know.

[dubioz]

Fixed. Sipyat akong fingers.

@dubioz

I think ICAAC is cheaper if im not mistaken. first year is 250 and 2nd year is 240 as far as i know.

[dubioz]

Bro, graduate na diay ka sa PSCA? Please tell us about your school, particularly ang patisserie.

when i studied at PSCA 5 years ago tag 300k pa to. mind you unheard pa ang culinary school at that time.

[tonioyantao]

Bro, graduate na diay ka sa PSCA? Please tell us about your school, particularly ang patisserie.

yup graduate ko sa PSCA naa pami sa banawa before. walay maka lupig sa training sa PSCA. very hands on to the point ikaw na maka sukasuka sa ka kapoy, they taught me well and very thankful to them.

as for the patsserie. i can tell you that chef garcia is one of the best pastry chef that could possibly teach you.

[keshapuppy]

ICAAC 250k ang tuition..nice kaau ang training...