Total 2 job vacancies by Min Jia Pte. Ltd.

The Assistant Restaurant Manager is an important member of the restaurant management team. He is mainly responsible for assisting the Restaurant Manager in the management and supervision of the daily operations of the restaurant, ensuring that the restaurant provides high-quality service and food, and achieves business goals. The specific job responsibilities of a Chinese restaurant deputy manager usually include the following aspects:

1. Assist in restaurant operation and management

Assist the restaurant manager in formulating and executing restaurant operation plans to ensure smooth daily operations of the restaurant, including staffing arrangements, kitchen and front-of-house coordination, etc.

In the absence of the restaurant manager, the deputy manager needs to be independently responsible for the operation and management of the restaurant and handle daily affairs.

2. Employee management and training

Assist in recruiting, training and assessing restaurant service staff to ensure team members have good service skills and catering knowledge.

Manage and schedule service staff's working hours and schedules to ensure that there are enough staff to provide service during peak periods in the restaurant.

Supervise employees' work performance and provide necessary guidance and feedback to help them improve work efficiency and service quality.

3. Customer service and complaint handling

Ensure that the restaurant provides high standards of customer service, responds to customer needs in a timely manner, handles customer complaints and suggestions, and improves customer satisfaction.

Build good relationships with customers to understand their needs and ensure they have a pleasant dining experience.

4. Restaurant operating cost control

Assist the restaurant manager in formulating the restaurant budget and ensure that all costs are controlled within the budget, including ingredient procurement, employee compensation, restaurant operating expenses, etc.

Manage ingredient inventory to ensure reasonable inventory levels and avoid ingredient waste and shortages.

5. Ensure restaurant hygiene and safety

Ensure that the restaurant complies with health and safety regulations and regularly inspect the cleanliness and safety of the restaurant environment, kitchen facilities, and dining areas.

Ensure employees adhere to food safety and sanitation practices when handling and storing food.

6. Supervise restaurant service quality

Monitor service processes within the restaurant to ensure all employees provide service in accordance with restaurant standards.

Observe customer feedback to ensure restaurant service quality meets standards and improve customer experience.

7. Restaurant marketing and promotion

Assist with restaurant marketing and promotions to attract new customers and retain the loyalty of existing customers.

According to the restaurant's business objectives, assist in formulating promotional strategies to increase restaurant sales.

8. Daily administrative work

Responsible for daily administrative work, including financial reports, employee attendance, menu updates, inventory management, etc.

Coordinate the work between various departments to ensure the smooth progress of all restaurant affairs.

9. Supplier and external communication

Assist the restaurant manager to communicate with suppliers to ensure that ingredients, equipment, supplies, etc. are in place in a timely manner.

Maintain good relationships with external partners (such as delivery companies) to ensure smooth external services.

10. Oversee restaurant marketing activities

Assist restaurant managers in the planning and execution of activities, such as festive menus, group purchase discounts and other marketing activities, to increase the exposure and popularity of the restaurant.

The Sous Chef (Executive Sous Chef) is a key position in the restaurant kitchen management team and is responsible for assisting the Executive Chef (Executive Chef) in managing kitchen operations. The specific job responsibilities of the sous chef include but are not limited to the following aspects:

Assist the head chef in managing the kitchen:
The sous chef is usually responsible for the management of the entire kitchen in the absence of the head chef, including coordinating kitchen staff, supervising the dish production process, and ensuring smooth kitchen operations in the restaurant.
Assist the Head Chef in formulating daily work plans for the kitchen and ensure all tasks are completed on time.

Team management and training:
Manage and train kitchen staff, including cooks, assistants, apprentices, etc., ensuring team members have the necessary skills and knowledge.
Assign work tasks, supervise employees' execution, and provide guidance and feedback during work.

Menu planning and innovation:

Assist the head chef in designing and updating menus to ensure that the dishes meet the restaurant's positioning and customer needs.

Under the guidance of the head chef, participate in the development of new dishes and the innovation or optimization of existing dishes.

Food procurement and inventory management:

Manage the procurement of kitchen ingredients to ensure ingredient quality and smooth supply chain.

Responsible for inventory management in the kitchen to ensure that ingredients are not expired or wasted, check inventory regularly and report replenishment needs.

Ensure food quality and hygiene:

Monitor hygiene standards in the kitchen and ensure food preparation processes comply with health and safety standards.

Regularly check the cleaning and maintenance of kitchen equipment and tools to ensure that the kitchen environment is clean and tidy.

Supervise production and execution:

Responsible for ensuring that the quality and appearance of each dish meets standards during the production process, and monitoring the production speed of the kitchen.

During peak hours, ensure that dishes are served on time to avoid delays.

Solve emergencies in the kitchen:

When problems arise in the kitchen, the sous chef needs to respond quickly and coordinate to solve unexpected problems with ingredients, equipment, personnel, etc.