Farm-to-Table Koji Workshop

The Magic of Koji
at Love is Love Farm

A hands-on Japanese koji cooking workshop with Chef Kiyoka of Cheffrey's Kitchen, featuring Tasty Koji seasonings and fresh vegetables and fruits from Love is Love Cooperative Farm and other local farms.

Book Your Seat – $75

Pay securely at checkout · 1 ticket per person · Up to 6 tickets per order

DateSaturday, October 17, 2026
Time2:00 – 4:00 PM
Price$75 per person
1 ticket = 1 person
CSA members save 5% with their member code at checkout
Class sizeLimited to 30 guests

What is koji?

Koji is rice cultured with a beneficial mold, Aspergillus oryzae. This traditional fermentation starter has been used in Japan for centuries to make miso, soy sauce and sake, and it brings natural umami with no chemical flavor enhancers.

What Tasty Koji seasonings can do at your table

In this relaxed, hands-on workshop, Chef Kiyoka shows you how simply Tasty Koji seasonings can make everyday vegetables, proteins and even dessert more flavorful and enjoyable.

Mixing koji with fresh-cut vegetables Quick koji pickles Koji dressings Using koji with protein Koji sweets Tasting all 5 courses
Learn more at Tasty Koji.com →
Bowl of fresh farm greens, purple shiso, sprouts and purple potatoes
Fresh greens from Love is Love Cooperative Farm and other local farms

Workshop Menu

Five courses featuring CSA vegetables from Love is Love Cooperative Farm and other local farms

  1. WelcomeWarm AmazakeV
  2. AppetizerQuick-Pickled CSA Vegetables with Shio & Lemon KojiV
  3. SaladFarm Greens with Tamari & Garlic KojiV
  4. MainChicken, Salmon & Tofu with Apple & Lemon KojiV option
  5. DessertAmazake Cake with Fig CompoteV

V = vegan · Menu may change slightly with the harvest

Made with Tasty KojiAt the workshop, you'll taste four of our staple and most popular flavors:Shio Koji · Garlic Koji · Tamari Koji · Lemon KojiOrganicGluten-freeVeganMade with only essential, high-quality ingredients, with health in mind.Available to purchase at the workshop, with a special discount for guests
Chef Kiyoka

Chef Kiyoka

Cheffrey's Kitchen · @cheffreys.kitchen

Originally from Nara, Japan, Chef Kiyoka cooked for over a decade at Osaka's renowned Koraibashi Kitcho and later served as official chef for the Consulate General of Japan in Atlanta. Today, she shares her creativity through a wide range of authentic Japanese cuisine made with Georgia-grown produce, including vegetables from Love is Love Cooperative Farm and other local farms.

Booking details & policies

Cancellation policy

Cancellations must be made at least 72 hours before the class start time for a full refund. Cancellations within 72 hours, and no-shows, are non-refundable.

Can't make it? You're welcome to send a friend in your place. Just email us their name before class.

Tickets per order

Each ticket is for one person ($75). Buy one ticket for every person attending, including yourself, up to 6 tickets per order.

With only 30 seats, this keeps the workshop open to more people and welcoming for those who come on their own.

Planning a larger group or private event? Email us at info@tastykoji.com.

If we need to cancel

If the class is cancelled due to low enrollment, severe weather, or instructor illness, you'll receive a full refund.

Allergies & dietary needs

  • Koji is made with a food-safe mold (Aspergillus oryzae) grown on rice.
  • Dishes contain soy and fish (salmon).
  • Vegan options are offered for every course.
  • All menu items are made with gluten-free ingredients. However, they are prepared in a shared commercial kitchen that also processes nuts, seeds and other common allergens, so we cannot guarantee they are free of trace amounts of gluten or these allergens.
  • We are unable to accommodate individual allergies or make substitutions. If you have any concerns, please reach out to us at info@tastykoji.com before booking.

Photography notice

We'll be taking photos and video during the workshop for our website and social media. All guests will be asked to sign a short photo release at check-in, where you can choose to opt out. Just let us know and we'll keep you out of frame.

Arrival & what to bring

  • Please arrive 15 minutes early for check-in.
  • Bring a notepad, a pen and an apron.
  • Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes. We're on a working farm.
  • Dress for the weather. The workshop is held outdoors.
  • Parking is available near the gate.

Questions

What does Tasty Koji make?

Tasty Koji makes small-batch seasonings in a variety of flavors, with koji as the main ingredient. They are organic, gluten-free and vegan, made with only essential, high-quality ingredients and health in mind. Learn more at Tasty Koji.com

Do I need cooking experience?

Not at all. The workshop is beginner-friendly and relaxed, and curious home cooks of every level are welcome.

Is this a full meal?

Not quite. You'll try sample-size portions of all five courses, from the welcome drink to dessert. They're more than finger food, but smaller than a full meal.

Can kids attend?

Guests ages 12+ are welcome with a paying adult. Every attendee needs their own ticket.

Will I take anything home?

You'll go home with recipe cards and tips for using koji in your own kitchen. A variety of koji seasonings from Tasty Koji will be available to purchase, so you can try what you learned at home. Workshop guests receive a special discount.

Is the venue accessible?

Unfortunately, the venue is not wheelchair accessible. If you have other accessibility needs, please contact us before booking and we'll do our best to help.

How will I get my confirmation?

You'll receive a confirmation email right after payment. We'll send a reminder with directions a few days before class.

Brought to you by

A collaboration between a koji fermentation company, a Japanese chef and a local cooperative farm.

Member of Georgia Organics Cheffrey's Kitchen and Love is Love Cooperative Farm are members of Georgia Organics

Save your seat at the table

Only 30 seats. Bring a friend (or five).

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Questions? Email info@tastykoji.com