Sushi chef Shinjuku Station 711 W Magnolia Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104
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View distance
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Any schedule considered
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Full-time, Part-time
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Any experience welcomed
Job Description
As the chef, you’ll take complete responsibility for every plate that gets served and the overall direction of the menu. You’ll be expected to innovate and iterate on the menu to provide creative, quality food while meeting profit goals. You will be responsible for hiring and supervising the kitchen staff and coaching employees on consistency, technique and skills.
Responsibilities
- Create menus
- Direct the food prep process
- Plan & order ingredients and necessary equipment
- Arrange for kitchen repairs when needed
- Use P&L statements to effectively manage costs and meet budgets
- Hire, manage, and train kitchen staff
- Oversee kitchen staff, looking for opportunities to counsel or coach
- Foster cooperation, collaboration and respect
- Have knowledge of and enforce all safety and sanitation requirements
About this location
About Shinjuku Station
Shinjuku Station is an izakaya style restaurant that serves traditional small plates – perfect for sharing. Located in the Near Southside of Fort Worth on Magnolia Avenue, friends and family are welcome to come in and unwind with good food, good drinks, and great hospitality. Shinjuku Station offers indoor and outdoor dining, a delicious menu, and a full bar which includes hand-crafted cocktails and an extensive sake list. It’s just one example of how we strive to provide you with the very best—and a bit of the unexpected.
The design inspiration for the restaurant is based on an actual train station in Tokyo, Japan. The world’s busiest train stop, Shinjuku Station transports more than two million passengers on a daily basis. It is also a main connecting hub for railway and subway lines, and is one of Tokyo’s major stops for long-distance highway buses and city buses. Offering something for everyone, the Shinjuku district in Tokyo is filled with entertainment, business, and shopping.
To help recreate the spirited exuberance that thrives within this region, photojournalistic photography of Tokyo and its people is proudly displayed throughout our restaurant. Being 8,800 miles away, we want to bring Tokyo, Japan to you.
The design inspiration for the restaurant is based on an actual train station in Tokyo, Japan. The world’s busiest train stop, Shinjuku Station transports more than two million passengers on a daily basis. It is also a main connecting hub for railway and subway lines, and is one of Tokyo’s major stops for long-distance highway buses and city buses. Offering something for everyone, the Shinjuku district in Tokyo is filled with entertainment, business, and shopping.
To help recreate the spirited exuberance that thrives within this region, photojournalistic photography of Tokyo and its people is proudly displayed throughout our restaurant. Being 8,800 miles away, we want to bring Tokyo, Japan to you.
