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Bonus availableRetirement payFull social insurancePay raisesCar commute OKTransport paid
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Application deadline2026/12/31
Posted date2026/10/26
Job no.10030-03906861
In short
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This is a Management job. Even beginners receive training. There are 107 days off per year. You can commute by car.
Job description
* Steak Hamburg Don-san Tei is a locally rooted steakhouse with over 40 years of history. We recently opened a new branch in Maebashi. We are loved by our customers for serving delicious, affordable, and generous portions, and we are constantly challenging ourselves with new product development by appealing to customers' five senses.
* You will be engaged in customer service, cooking, and store operations within the restaurant.
With the motto "Work isn't fun if it's not enjoyable," we provide kind instruction in a bright workplace.
"Scope of changes: No changes"
Pay & allowances
Base salaryBase (monthly avg.) or hourly: ¥209,000–¥234,000
3. A comfortable working environment (e.g., commuting from home)
4. High retention rate (over 90%)
5. Secure and stable management (debt-free management)
Message from the employer
With the motto "Work isn't work if it's not fun," this company is reputed to be one where you can express your "freedom" and "individuality." Through the food service industry, we have an internal culture where the ideas of employees and partners are easily reflected in menu development and store operations. A fun life with daily changes awaits you, alongside bright and energetic colleagues unique to the food service industry. Please apply!
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