Looking to hire experienced omakase sushi chef for busy established restaurant in Fort Lee NJ, directly over the GWB. Candidate must have the following: -atleast 3 years of high end sushi/omakase experience. -fish butchery, knife skills, follow recipes -communicate and work directly in front of guests -menu input/creation -be organized, clean and following instructions -team player, positive attitude and motivated Full-time position with competitive salary and great tip schedule. We look forward to hearing from you!
We are seeking a skilled and passionate Sushi Chef to join our culinary team. The ideal candidate will have experience preparing various types of sushi and sashimi, a strong understanding of Japanese cuisine, and a commitment to delivering high-quality food and exceptional customer service. Key Responsibilities: Prepare all types of sushi, including maki, nigiri, sashimi, and specialty rolls. Ensure all ingredients are fresh and of the highest quality. Maintain cleanliness and hygiene in the food preparation area. Monitor inventory and communicate with management to order necessary supplies. Collaborate with kitchen staff to ensure timely and efficient service. Follow food safety regulations and company standards at all times. Present sushi dishes in a visually appealing manner. Requirements: Proven experience as a Sushi Chef or similar role. Knowledge of traditional and modern sushi preparation techniques. Excellent knife skills and attention to detail. Ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Good communication and teamwork skills. Food handling certification (preferred). Preferred Qualifications: Formal culinary training or apprenticeship in Japanese cuisine. Creativity in developing new sushi dishes or seasonal menus.
Sushi Chef — Solid Skills, Willing to Grow | Williamsburg, Brooklyn | $20–$30/hr We are a newly opened, 10-seat Japanese open-kitchen restaurant in Williamsburg, offering a chef’s tasting menu with sushi and warm dishes. Though we operate in an omakase-style format, we’re not looking for an Omakase master — just a solid sushi chef who can handle a station and is eager to grow. If you’re confident at the sushi bar and want to level up in a supportive team, this is the place for you. Job Duties • Handle daily sushi bar routines: prep, service, cleaning, and organization, • Manage inventory control & vendor ordering (with support from the team), • Contribute ideas for seasonal menus and specials, • Share tasks across the restaurant — we’re a small team and support each other Requirements • Experience managing a sushi station, • No omakase experience required, but willing to learn new techniques, • Comfortable with both modern and traditional styles, • Team-oriented, dependable, and clean, • Basic English communication with guests and teammates, • Young chefs looking to learn and grow are welcome Growth & Learning • Opportunity to develop your craft with direct input from the head chef, • Work in a setting that combines sushi and modern Japanese hot dishes, • Play a key role in building seasonal tasting menus, • Clear path to grow into a lead role in the sushi program Compensation & Schedule • Competitive hourly rate based on experience (to be discussed at interview), • 6 days per week, 8–10 hours per day (depending on reservations) This is a great opportunity for a young chef who wants to grow, support a team, and take pride in building something together. We’re not just looking for someone to clock in and out. If you have good hands, a good heart, and the right attitude, we’d love to meet you.
We are a newly opened, 10-seat Japanese open-kitchen restaurant in Williamsburg, offering a chef’s tasting menu with sushi and warm dishes. We’re a small, close-knit team, and every member plays an important role. Job Duties • Assist the head chef with hot dishes (another assistant focuses on sushi), • Take part in the full workflow: prep, cooking, plating, and service, • Share essential responsibilities with the team, including dishwashing, cleaning, and keeping the kitchen organized, • Step into a lead role when the chef takes days off Requirements • Basic understanding of cooking and kitchen operations (no need for Japanese cuisine experience), • Logical, reliable, and eager to learn, • Passion for food and hospitality, • Team player with a positive attitude Growth & Learning • Direct training from the head chef on the full cooking process, • Learn both hot dishes and sushi-making in a small-team environment, • Real opportunity to practice leadership by covering chef duties, • Clear path to grow into a Lead Cook or Sushi Chef role over time Compensation & Schedule • Starting at $18/hr (2-week probation; final rate depends on performance, higher rate possible at interview), • 6 days per week, 8–10 hours per day (depending on reservations) If you’re motivated, passionate about food, and want to grow in a small but ambitious restaurant, we’d love to hear from you.