Sushi Chefs are culinary artisans dedicated to the art of sushi preparation. Their primary responsibilities include sourcing and inspecting seafood, preparing rice and creating visually appealing presentations.
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Sushi Chef Job Overview
Join our team at [Restaurant Name] as a Sushi Chef and make a significant impact on the culinary excellence of our restaurant.
As a Sushi Chef, you will craft exceptional sushi dishes, maintaining the highest standards of quality and contributing to the overall success of our culinary offerings.
Your responsibilities will involve expertly preparing a variety of sushi creations, ensuring the freshness of ingredients and upholding stringent food safety and hygiene practices. You’ll collaborate with the kitchen staff, manage the sushi bar and engage with customers to provide an outstanding dining experience.
If you’re passionate about the art of sushi preparation and ready to contribute to a dynamic culinary environment, [Restaurant Name] invites you to join our team and be a part of our commitment to culinary excellence.
Salary: $18–$25/hour
Tips: No
Schedule: Full-Time (40 hours per week), Monday–Friday, with the possibility of overtime beyond 40 hours per week
Sushi Chef Duties & Responsibilities
- Preparing a variety of sushi dishes with precision and creativity
- Ensuring the freshness and quality of all ingredients used in sushi preparation
- Sourcing and inspecting seafood to ensure its quality and compliance with safety standards
- Upholding rigorous standards of kitchen hygiene
- Managing and organizing the sushi bar, keeping it well-stocked and visually appealing
- Interacting with customers, answering questions about sushi offerings and accommodating special requests
Sushi Chef Experience Requirements & Skills
- Proven experience as a Sushi Chef in a restaurant or culinary setting
- Extensive knowledge of various sushi types, preparation techniques and Japanese culinary traditions
- Experience in managing a sushi bar and coordinating with kitchen staff
- Familiarity with health and safety regulations related to food preparation, particularly in the context of sushi
- Exceptional sushi crafting skills with an emphasis on presentation
- Strong understanding of ingredient quality and freshness in sushi preparation
- Ability to uphold strict food safety and kitchen hygiene standards
Sushi Chef Education & Qualification Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Completion of a culinary arts program or sushi chef training