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Demi Chef de Partie - Lakorn (Night Shift)

General Information

Country/Region
Thailand
Province/City
Bangkok
Hiring Entity
Rosewood Bangkok
Department
Food & Beverage - Culinary
Job Type
Full-time Permanent

Job Description

  • Ensure the quality of food served in all food outlets, including the employee restaurant, is of the highest standard possible appropriate to that area.
  • Assist in training within your department and to attend training sessions when requested in line with hotel requirements
  • Hygiene control – Cleaning Schedule. Ensure that all records for the Criterion board are maintained.
  • SOPs for all dishes are implemented with the aid of a Chef de Partie.
  • Training of Commis – setting up a detailed training program with the Chef de Partie, Junior Sous and Sous Chef
  • Always provide a courteous and professional service and ensure that any guest complaints are promptly rectified and communicated to the head chef.
  • Assist the head chef in the fulfilment of his or her duties in order to ensure the smooth running of the kitchen.
  • Always maintain a high standard of personal appearance and hygiene.
  • Maintain good working relationships with your own colleagues and all other departments.

About Us

Rosewood Bangkok, a striking new landmark for the capital, is an ultra-luxury hotel situated within an enclave of embassies and sleek new office towers, surrounded by Thai fashion designer boutiques and is just steps from Central Embassy, the capital’s most luxurious upscale shopping mall. Rosewood’s A Sense of Place® philosophy is exuberantly expressed with a design that honors rich Thai culture while celebrating the cutting-edge creativity and contemporary design ethos of the dynamic capital. The silhouette of the 30-storey standalone property is a dramatic addition to the Bangkok skyline. Two graceful, connected structures have been masterfully combined to create a new icon for the capital. The building’s form is inspired by the wai -- the charming Thai gesture of hands pressed together in greeting – and is itself an expression of the Thai capital’s growing influence as a design, fashion and creative hub in the region.