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An Indian Street Food Chef specializes in preparing traditional and modern Indian street food dishes, offering an authentic taste of Indian cuisine. This role requires culinary skills, creativity, and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Here is a detailed breakdown of the job role: Key Responsibilities Preparation and Cooking: Prepare and cook a variety of Indian street food dishes such as pani puri, chaat, puff - patty, pav bhaji, dosas, sev-usal, vada pav, bhajji, dabeil, samosa chat, surti locho and more. Ensure consistency in taste, quality, and presentation of all dishes. Menu Development: Design a menu that highlights diverse Indian street food flavors. Experiment with traditional and fusion dishes to cater to customer preferences. Regularly update the menu to include seasonal and trending items. Ingredient Management: Source fresh, authentic ingredients and spices to maintain the quality and authenticity of dishes. Monitor inventory levels, manage storage, and minimize waste. Hygiene and Food Safety: Adhere to all food safety and hygiene standards. Keep the cooking and serving area clean and organized. Conduct regular checks to ensure compliance with health regulations. Customer Interaction: Engage with customers to explain dishes and provide recommendations. Address customer feedback and improve the culinary offerings accordingly. Team Collaboration: Work closely with other kitchen staff and team members to maintain efficient service. Train junior staff or assistants in street food preparation techniques. Operational Efficiency: Manage time effectively during busy hours to ensure quick service. Coordinate with vendors for timely delivery of supplies. Skills and Qualifications Culinary Expertise: Proficiency in cooking various Indian street food items. Deep understanding of Indian spices and regional cuisines. Speed and Precision: Ability to handle high-pressure environments and deliver consistent quality. Creativity: Innovative in designing and presenting dishes that attract customers. Knowledge of Hygiene Standards: Familiarity with food safety regulations and best practices in kitchen hygiene. Customer Service: Polite and approachable demeanor when interacting with customers. Work Environment Street food stalls, restaurants specializing in Indian cuisine, catering services, or food trucks. Fast-paced and energetic, especially during peak hours. Career Path An Indian Street Food Chef can grow into roles such as: Executive Chef for Indian cuisine. Restaurant Manager or Owner specializing in Indian street food. Culinary Consultant for Indian cuisine. By mastering the art of Indian street food, chefs can gain a loyal customer base and contribute to the global appreciation of India's culinary heritage.

Sous Chef - Liverpool St, EC2M 7PD Rate of pay £13.25 p/h + Service Charge + Quarterly Bonus As Sous Chef, you’ll be responsible for supporting the Head Chef to reach targets and KPI’s set out by Ops team. You’ll have a big focus on team training and development, leading by example on every shift. You’ll be organised and confident in completing daily H&S checks, stock systems and passionate about working in a clean, friendly environment. Ideally you'll have experience working to spec and on service in a busy casual dining kitchen. Patty Perks: - Service charge more than £9000 a year - Quarterly bonus up to £950 - Flexible shift patterns - Uniform provided and laundered - Access to Wage stream - 50% off at P&B - Referral Scheme (earn up to £300) - Incentives - Company Events - Continued opportunity for progression We are proud to be an equal opportunities employer. We believe in a diverse and inclusive work environment, where people of different backgrounds work together, creating a diverse and engaging environment that benefits our teams and the business.