Vacancy Number: 969
Description:
Our client an authentic Indian Restaurant which was opened in March 2002 and will soon open another branch in Dubai. In-line with this growth, we seek for them competitive professionals to join their growing team.
Location: Dubai, UAE
Industry: Restaurants / Catering
Staff Level: Rank and File
Education requirement: Secondary
Industry experience required: 2 years
Experience in the same role: 2 years
Salary: AED 1000 up to 1200
Other Benefits: Accommodation, Medical Insurance, Food allowance ,flight ticket ,Tips
Requirements
Details: As waiting staff you are responsible for serving food and beverages in the restaurant efficiently and in a most courteous manner. You should carry out all duties in accordance with tasks and descriptions with reference to established rules and policies. •Suggests food and beverages to be well versed with the menu, method of preparation and accompaniments. •Maintains cleanliness and mise-en-place level at working station and service pantry for smooth operation. •Replenishes supply of linen and other operating equipment. •Obtains requested items from the storeroom. •Keeps general appearance and maintenance of Restaurant working areas. •Follows correct sequence of service outlined in the Standard Operating Manual. •Sets up tables in accordance with restaurant policy. •Cleans and removes dishes from the table after service is completed. •Transports soiled dishes from dining room to kitchen and depositing them in proper placing at the steward area. •Cleans all spillage during mealtime and at closing. •Maintains excellent grooming standard at all times.
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