πŸš€ Kitchen Crew Wanted – Up to $2,800/mth + AWS | Tori San (Taiwanese F&B) – Singaporeans/PR Only

πŸš€ Kitchen Crew Wanted – Up to $2,800/mth + AWS | Tori San (Taiwanese F&B) – Singaporeans/PR Only


Company
MARUKYU JAPANESE RESTAURANT
Location
Singapore
Job Type
Full–time, Part-time and Contractor
Salary
$2.2K a month
Posted
3 days ago
Via
via FastJobs
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Job Description
Tori San is a fast-growing Taiwanese F&B brand bringing refined, everyday dining to Singapore. We specialize in premium one-pot chicken soups (slow-cooked in Taiwan) and grilled accompaniments, crafted with locally sourced, sustainable ingredients.

Role Overview

Join our pioneering team as Kitchen Crew and play a key role in delivering high-quality, efficient back-of-house operations. You’ll support food prep, plating, and kitchen hygiene while growing with a dynamic, expanding brand.

Key Responsibilities

βœ” Food Preparation & Plating
β€’ Assist in prepping ingredients (no complex cooking required).
β€’ Plate signature soups/grills neatly and efficiently.

βœ” Kitchen Operations
β€’ Maintain strict hygiene standards (SG Food Agency compliant).
β€’ Replenish stocks (sauces, ingredients, retail products).
β€’ Support smooth workflow during peak hours (lunch/dinner rushes).

βœ” Sustainability Commitment
β€’ Handle antibiotic-free chicken and sustainably sourced produce.
β€’ Minimize waste in line with brand values.

Requirements

βœ… Experience: Prior F&B (kitchen/back-of-house) is a plus, but training provided for motivated candidates.βœ… Skills:
β€’ Ability to work fast & clean under pressure.
β€’ Basic English (Mandarin a bonus).
β€’ Team player with a strong work ethic.

βœ… Eligibility:
β€’ Full-Time: Open to SPR holders.
β€’ Part-Time: Students/LOC holders welcome.

Pay & Perks

πŸ’° Full-Timers:
β€’ Basic Salary: Up to $2,800/month + OT pay.
β€’ AWS (Performance-based).
β€’ CPF + Annual Leave + Staff Meals.

β˜• Part-Timers:
β€’ Hourly Rate: $12–$14 (Weekdays) / $14–$16 (Weekends).
β€’ Flexible Shifts (Lunch 11AM–3PM / Dinner 5PM–9PM).

🎯 All Staff: WSQ food safety training + career growth opportunities!

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Q What is the minimum monthly wage for cleaning staff under the Progressive Wage Model in Singapore from January 2026?
The Ministry of Manpower sets the Progressive Wage Model minimum at SGD 1,650 per month for general cleaners and SGD 1,850 per month for those handling specialised cleaning as of 1 January 2026. Overtime must be paid at 1.5 times the hourly rate after 44 hours per week. Employers must also provide at least SGD 150 in training allowance annually.
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Foreign workers must hold a valid Work Permit issued by the Ministry of Manpower with a monthly levy of SGD 450 for non-Malaysian cleaners and SGD 300 for Malaysian cleaners from January 2026. The permit is valid for up to two years and requires a security bond of SGD 5,000. Employers must ensure the worker passes a medical examination within two weeks of arrival.
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