The Sushi Chef will prepare high-quality sushi and Japanese dishes according to NOBU standards, recipes, presentation guidelines, and food-safety procedures. Responsibilities include ingredient preparation, fish handling, station organization, stock control, cleanliness, and consistent service during busy operations. Candidates should have professional sushi or Japanese-cuisine experience, strong knife skills, knowledge of seafood quality and hygiene regulations, and the ability to work accurately under pressure. Experience in an upscale hotel, luxury restaurant, or internationally recognized Japanese concept is preferred. The successful candidate is expected to be disciplined, creative, team-oriented, guest-focused, and flexible with shifts, weekends, and public holidays.
NOBU Bangkok is a luxury Japanese-Peruvian restaurant located at the Empire Tower in Bangkok and associated with the globally recognized NOBU hospitality brand. The concept is known for refined Japanese cuisine, Peruvian influences, premium ingredients, signature dishes, and an elegant dining experience. Operations in Bangkok are connected with Marriott International’s luxury hospitality environment, offering high service standards, international procedures, and exposure to guests from around the world. Empire Tower Restaurants supports the restaurant’s local operations and service delivery. The business typically values culinary precision, consistency, teamwork, presentation, food safety, and genuine hospitality. Working at NOBU Bangkok can provide chefs with experience in a prestigious international restaurant, opportunities to work alongside multicultural teams, and exposure to demanding fine-dining standards in one of Thailand’s most active hospitality markets.
Thailand offers strong opportunities in hotels, resorts, restaurants, wellness, tourism, and luxury hospitality, particularly in Bangkok, Phuket, Koh Samui, Krabi, and Pattaya. Bangkok provides an urban lifestyle, excellent dining, shopping, transport, and professional networking, while the islands offer beaches, outdoor activities, a slower pace, and seasonal tourism employment. Thai culture emphasizes respect, politeness, family, Buddhist traditions, and service-minded hospitality. Living costs vary: Bangkok is generally more expensive than smaller islands, though staff accommodation and meals may be included in resort roles. Foreign employees normally need an employer-sponsored Non-Immigrant B visa and a Thai work permit before legally working. Employers often assist with documentation, but requirements should be confirmed with the company and Thai authorities. Candidates should budget for deposits, flights, insurance, and initial expenses, and check whether accommodation, transportation, medical coverage, and service charge are included in the offer.
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