Yunotsu, Japan
Patience, and the slow things done right — miso, umeboshi, onigiri.
I'm cooking my way around the world, learning recipes from the people who make them. A new recipe every day, a live class every week. The club opens soon. $1 to start.
Saved under your email — one email the day the doors open, on soon. Nothing else.
Hey guys, I'm Jason.
I'm a chef, and I love two things: cooking for people, and teaching people how to cook.
In 2027 I'm opening a restaurant in New York — going for a Michelin star. First, I'm traveling the world to learn recipes from the people who actually make them. That's what I'm doing right now.
Before this, I cooked at The French Laundry, then built Truffle Shuffle — took it on Shark Tank and sold it.
Here's what I want: come with me. Learn every recipe and cook it with me, live.
The club is simple: a new recipe every single day, and a live class every week — with me or a chef I meet along the way.
See you inside, soon.
One membership. A live class with me every week, a new recipe every day, and me right there while you cook. Here's how that stacks up against everything else.
| My club $19 / mo |
One class $39–85 |
Recipe app ~$5 / mo |
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|---|---|---|---|
| A new recipe every day | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| A live class every week | ✓ | just one | — |
| Cook live with me, ask me anything | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| Every class recorded, yours forever | ✓ | — | — |
| Guest chefs from around the world | ✓ | — | — |
| A postcard I mail you from the road | ✓ | — | — |
one cooking class anywhere else costs more than a whole month with me
“finally made a real risotto.”
“jason fixed my broken hollandaise live.”
“made pasta from scratch with my kids.”
“i don't buy jarred sauce anymore.”
“my knife skills actually changed.”
“i finally understand heat.”
Every kitchen I walk into, someone teaches me something. The best of them teach you too — live, inside the club.
Yunotsu, Japan
Patience, and the slow things done right — miso, umeboshi, onigiri.
Bangkok, Thailand
She pounds her own paste and corrected me the whole time, laughing.
India
The proper one: tandoor char, tomato and cream, no food coloring.
San Francisco, USA
Taught me a soufflé isn't scary. Chocolate — and it rises every time.
A new one every single day. A few I'm cooking right now:
No. 01
Mexico
No. 02
Thailand
No. 03
Italy