The F&B Attendant supports daily restaurant service at NOBU Bangkok by welcoming guests, taking and delivering orders, preparing tables, maintaining service standards, and coordinating with the kitchen and bar. Candidates should have hospitality or restaurant experience, a professional and friendly manner, good communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work efficiently in a busy luxury environment. Knowledge of food, beverages, and basic service etiquette is advantageous. English communication is generally expected, while Thai or other languages may be beneficial. The role requires flexibility to work shifts, weekends, and public holidays, along with a strong commitment to cleanliness, teamwork, and guest satisfaction.
Empire Tower Restaurants operates within Bangkok’s prominent Empire Tower commercial complex and is associated with premium dining and hospitality services. NOBU Bangkok is an internationally recognized Japanese-Peruvian restaurant brand known for refined cuisine, creative dishes, stylish surroundings, and high service standards. Working in this environment typically involves serving business professionals, residents, tourists, and special-event guests. The operation benefits from Bangkok’s strong tourism, dining, and corporate markets, creating an international workplace with structured service procedures and opportunities to develop restaurant skills. As the position is advertised through Marriott Careers, employment may also reflect Marriott’s professional hospitality standards, training culture, and benefits framework, depending on the employing entity and contract. Team members are expected to represent the restaurant professionally while delivering attentive, consistent, and personalized guest experiences.
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