Advertised by Amai Ltd

Commis Chef.

Dublin · 39 hours per week · €36,605 per year1permit in 12 months · Employer sponsored recently

About this role

Amai Ltd, T/A Amai by Viktor, 4 harry Street, Dublin D02CX24 require a Commis Chef capable of providing an innovative menu with contemporary international cuisine. 2 years min experience as a Commis Chef in preparing & cooking who must be hardworking & capable of producing high quality foods for both department & internal standards. Salary is €36,605 pa, based on a 39-hr week, Send your CV to [email protected]

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