Part- time front of house person for sushi company wanted

By Thesushichef.co.uk
May 15, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted May 15, 2015

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Posted May 15, 2015

We are a small wholesale and takeaway sushi company based in Kennington se11 ..very high quality foods looking for someone who can work 4 days a week for us.

wwww.thesushichef.co.uk

must be good with computers (understand excel) , good on the telephone, goodish handwriting , good communicator and love food and be able to help in the kitchen when it gets busy ...Perfect job :) also clean driving license is helpful

Please email me at [email protected] your CV and a contact number

Kindest Matthew Anglin

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