Company
Sansotei Ramen Montreal
Location
Montreal, Quebec
Job type
Full-time and Part-time
Salary
$12.90 an hour
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via Indeed
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Job description
Join our fast growing family and the most reputable Japanese ramen brand in the region at our brand New Mackay Montreal location @ 1453 Saint Catherine West, Montreal
Requirements:
Greet and seat customer
Serve according to company standard
Prep. Supplies and utensils for takeout.
Handle ordered from takeout platforms and call in
Help opening and closing of restaurant
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time
working hours: 20-40 per week
Salary: Starting from $12.90 per hour plus tips
Additional pay:
• Tips
Benefits:
• Discounted or free food
• Flexible schedule
Schedule:
• 4 hour shift
• 8 hour shift
• 10 hour shift
• Day shift
• Night shift
• Holidays
• Monday to Friday
• Weekends as needed
Supplemental pay types:
• Bonus pay
• Tips
Work Location: 1453 Saint Catherine West, Montreal
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Permanent
Pay: From $12.90 per hour
Benefits:
• Discounted or free food
• Flexible schedule
• Store discount
Experience:
• serving: 1 year (preferred)
Work Location: In person
Expected start date: 2026-01-05
Requirements:
Greet and seat customer
Serve according to company standard
Prep. Supplies and utensils for takeout.
Handle ordered from takeout platforms and call in
Help opening and closing of restaurant
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time
working hours: 20-40 per week
Salary: Starting from $12.90 per hour plus tips
Additional pay:
• Tips
Benefits:
• Discounted or free food
• Flexible schedule
Schedule:
• 4 hour shift
• 8 hour shift
• 10 hour shift
• Day shift
• Night shift
• Holidays
• Monday to Friday
• Weekends as needed
Supplemental pay types:
• Bonus pay
• Tips
Work Location: 1453 Saint Catherine West, Montreal
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Permanent
Pay: From $12.90 per hour
Benefits:
• Discounted or free food
• Flexible schedule
• Store discount
Experience:
• serving: 1 year (preferred)
Work Location: In person
Expected start date: 2026-01-05
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