Teppanyaki Cook (Scarborough)

Teppanyaki Cook (Scarborough)

07 Nov
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Tempest Restaurant
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Scarborough

07 Nov

Tempest Restaurant

Scarborough

Tempest Seafood Restaurant & Teppanyaki is an iconic waterfront restaurant at Scarborough Boat Harbour on the beautiful Redcliffe Peninsula.

With almost 500 five star Google reviews, our growing restaurant has become a timeless favourite to many across South East Queensland.

Benefits & Culture

- Work from the beautiful Scarborough Boat Harbour
- Join a team of passionate and talented culinary professionals
- Benefit from working with an iconic and loved restaurant

The Opportunity

We are seeking a passionate and talented Teppanyaki Cook to join our iconic restaurant located on the Redcliffe Peninsula.

As an experienced Teppanyaki Cook, you will lead by example and effectively work within our committed and seasoned team of culinary specialists.

Skills & Experience

- Previous experience essential




- Support Chefs and Work on Kitchen Stations
- Must be able to perform live cooking and entertainment
- Well spoken and presented
- Maximise production during peak business hours by assisting other chefs
- Prepare High Quality Teppanyaki Dishes
- Great team player able to effectively work with Chefs and Kitchen Hands
- Excellent attention to detail, with a true commitment to quality
- Available to work split-shifts and weekends

Apply!

If you are excited by this rare prospect to join a vibrant and beloved restaurant.

Pay: $80,000.00 per year

Benefits:

- Employee discount
- Visa sponsorship

Work Location: In person

📌 Teppanyaki Cook (Scarborough)
🏢 Tempest Restaurant
📍 Scarborough

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