Japanese Kitchen Team Member - Full Time

About Oishinoya

Oishinoya is hiring Japanese Kitchen Team Members! In this role, you’ll help prepare and assemble Japanese-inspired dishes, maintain food safety standards, and support smooth kitchen operations in a fast-paced food hall environment.

Role and Responsibilities:

  • Prepare and assemble Japanese menu items such as donburi and sides
  • Follow recipes and presentation standards to ensure consistency and quality
  • Maintain cleanliness, organization, and food safety in all kitchen and prep areas
  • Support inventory management, restocking, and daily prep work
  • Work closely with other team members to ensure efficient and timely service
  • Assist with seasonal or new menu launches under the guidance of the kitchen lead

What we’re looking for:

  • Full Time Availability-especially Friday Saturday Holidays is a must
  • Experience in a Japanese restaurant setting preferred
  • Knowledge of Japanese cuisine or strong willingness to learn
  • Strong attention to detail and communication skills
  • Food Safe certification (or willingness to obtain) is an asset

Why Join Us:

  • Relaxed, supportive work environment
  • Equal tip sharing for all staff
  • Opportunity to learn and grow in Japanese cuisine

If you’re passionate about Japanese food and want to be part of a friendly team, click Apply—we’d love to meet you!

Pay: $18.25-$23.00 per hour

Benefits:

  • Casual dress
  • Discounted or free food
  • Flexible schedule

Work Location: In person

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