Sous Chef
$110,000
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Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$110,000
About the role
- Fish preparation mastery: Execute advanced fish preparation techniques such as filleting kohada (gizzard shad), breaking down crab, aging fish to Chef Yoshida’s exacting standards, etc
- Assist in daily preparation of shari (sushi rice)
- Collaborate with Chef Yoshida to prep, cook and plate otsumami (small dishes)
- Maintain an immaculate and organized workstation
- Ensure food production methods and standards are maintained and consistent.
- Monitor the quality of raw and cooked foods to ensure all standards are met
- Recognize superior quality, presentations and flavors
- Inventory management, including inspecting and storing premium fish/ingredients
- Participate in a collaborative, positive kitchen culture through clear communication and proactive support
- Infuse the kitchen with positivity, humor and focus Requirements:
- Minimum 3 years of experience, preferably in high-end sushi or kaiseki establishment, and or other Michelin-level kitchen experience
- A solid understanding and knowledge of Japanese cuisine is a must
- Mastery of knife skills, steaming, grilling, deep-frying, and simmering; familiarity with steam convection ovens
- Report to work 5 days a week and ability to lift up to 50lbs
- Must be able to work 10 hours a day
- Work schedule flexibility including weekends, and holidays. We are always closed on Sundays and one additional weekday, which changes weekly
- Must consistently display a professional presence
- Must be able to exercise confidentiality and discretion
- Must have valid employment authorization to work in the US Benefits:
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