Part time line chef (weekend only)

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We’re looking for an experienced Line Chef to join our kitchen team on a part time basis at Mina’s in Belgravia.

Hours: Saturdays & Sundays, 10:30 AM–10:30 PM or 11:00 AM–10:30 PM

Pay: £14 per hour

Responsibilities

  • Prepare and execute dishes consistently using our established recipes and systems.
  • Work as part of a collaborative team to maintain Mina’s high culinary standards.
  • Commit to two double shifts over the weekend (Saturday and Sunday).
  • Enjoy a streamlined kitchen environment where systems ensure efficiency.

What We’re Looking For

  • Someone who thrives in a structured kitchen and can follow recipes.
  • A team player with a professional attitude.
  • Weekend-only shifts, ideal for those looking for part-time work in a professional kitchen.

Duties Include

  • Prepping ingredients for service.
  • Following recipes.
  • Cooking and preparing dishes to a high standard.
  • Cleaning stations, surfaces, and general kitchen areas.
  • Washing up and assisting with kitchen porter (KP) duties as needed.
  • Following the kitchen cleaning schedule and maintaining a hygienic work environment.
  • Labelling and storing ingredients to meet health and safety standards.
  • Ensuring ingredient labels are up-to-date.

We’re looking for someone who is reliable, hard-working, and a team player. Previous experience as a line chef is required.

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