[Shiodome area] Popular kaisendon takeout shop staff recruitment where queues are inevitable (part-time job)

5 minute walk from Shiodome Station Chika Hamamatsucho Station/Daimon Station! We are looking for staff who can work stably for a long time at a popular kaisendon takeout shop where there are queues in the office district.
This kaisendon takeout specialty store is so popular that there is a line at lunchtime in the Shiodome area of the office district.
The menu is centered around the simple process of making and serving a fixed rice bowl, so even those with no experience in eating and drinking can start with peace of mind.

▼GOOD POINTS
・Inexperienced people are OK, and those who are new to food and beverage work are also welcome
・Jobs include handling cash registers, arranging, preparing, and cleaning. Since it is mainly takeout, there are few serving meals or difficult customer service
・We have a track record of working with foreign staff
・There are few things to remember with simple work details

▼ About the required level of Japanese
Since the focus is simple customer service and order handling at the cash register, a daily conversation level (approximate N3) is assumed. There are almost no jobs where you write difficult kanji.

Job Type: Customer Service/Cooking Assistant

[Work to be entrusted to you]
・Customer service at the cash register (order acceptance/payment)
・Arrangement and serving of kaisendon
・Preparation and cooking assistance
・Easy cleaning in the store

(Specifically) I work at a kaisendon takeout specialty store that is so popular that there are queues, mainly at lunchtime in the office district.
The menu is mainly about making a fixed rice bowl and serving it, so you can start without worry even if you don't have specialized cooking experience.

▼ The appeal of this job
・It is a popular store in the office district, and it is an environment where you can work stably for a long time
・There is also a track record of foreign staff being active in the past
・We welcome applications from people in their 20s and 30s, as well as those in their 40s and 50s
Promotion to Full-Time