🌸 $15/HR | PART-TIME KITCHEN | COOK | CHEF | JAPANESE RESTAURANT | SINGAPOREANS OR PR ONLY🌸

Woodlands, Singapore
🌸 $15/HR | PART-TIME KITCHEN | COOK | CHEF | JAPANESE RESTAURANT | SINGAPOREANS OR PR ONLY🌸
Company
Dashi Master Marusaya
Location
Singapore
Job type
Part-time
Salary
$15 an hour
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via FastJobs
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Job description
Benefits
• Good working environment
• Staff meal provided
• Convertible Full Time [ ATTRACTIVE SALARY!]
• Staff discount at all company outlets
• Uniform Provided
• Opportunity to learn Japanese language and culture
• Transport Provided (After Midnight)
• Central Area: Clark Quay
• Working Hours: 5pm to 3am
• Minimum 3 days work week

Requirements- Some experience in F&B preferable- Team player & pleasant personality- Take orders, answer questions, and offer recommendations- Prepare and serve beverages or food items accurately- Process customer transactions, handle cash, and issue receipts
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What is the minimum monthly salary for a service crew in Singapore restaurants under the Progressive Wage Model in 2026?
Under the Progressive Wage Model for food services, service crew must earn at least S$2,200 per month as of 1 May 2025, remaining applicable in 2026. This mandatory wage applies to all employers, with higher tiers for cooks at S$2,500 and senior cooks at S$3,200. Failure to comply affects work pass approvals.
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What work permit do foreigners need for restaurant waiter jobs in Singapore?
Foreigners for basic restaurant roles like waiters require a Work Permit, subject to sector quota of 35% foreign workers and minimum PWM salary of S$2,200 monthly in 2026. Employers pay a levy of S$450-S$650 per month per worker. S Pass is for higher-skilled roles with minimum qualifying salary of S$3,450 as of 2025.
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What qualifications are required for a cook position in Singapore restaurants?
No formal education is mandated, but cooks need at least 2 years of relevant experience or WSQ Higher Certificate in Food Services for PWM tier 2 at S$2,500 monthly in 2026. New hires without certification start at lower tiers after training. Employers must upskill workers within 6 months.
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What documents are needed to apply for a restaurant job in Singapore as a local job seeker?
Locals need NRIC, educational certificates, and resume highlighting F&B experience for restaurant roles. For formal offers, employers verify via SingPass for Employment Pass if applicable. Foreigners require passport, work pass approval letter, and medical exam results.
Source: Ministry of Manpower (MOM)