Head Chef
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - hosco_abroad in Roma
The Arbour is an upcoming private members' club opening in St. George's Bay, Malta in October 2026. Developed by db Group with industry expert Jamie Caring, it aims to offer seasonal Mediterranean cuisine, a cocktail lab, cultural programming, and a community space for the island. As part of our team at Lifestyle Group, you’ll assist in delivering exceptional service at some of Malta’s most iconic and diverse restaurant brands, several of which are featured in the Michelin Guide. Our momentum is only growing, positioning us as one of the island’s leading destinations for career growth in the hospitality sector. This is a rare opportunity to join a fast-growing group that is shaping Malta’s hospitality future and offers unmatched opportunities for growth, innovation, and career progression. You can further explore our current portfolio from here . Our ideal candidate embodies our values and brings: - Lead the kitchen team in delivering high-quality food, ensuring a consistently exceptional dining experience for guests. - Oversee the preparation, cooking,
and presentation of all dishes, ensuring adherence to established recipes, presentation standards, and quality expectations. - Maintain a clean, organized, and efficient kitchen environment, ensuring all areas are properly stocked, sanitized, and ready for service. - Delegate the kitchen's setup and breakdown before and after service, ensuring all equipment, tools, and ingredients are in place and properly maintained. - Oversee the procurement and management of ingredients, ensuring freshness, quality, and effective stock control to minimize waste. - Liaise with management on menu planning, ensuring the creation of innovative and seasonal dishes that align with the restaurant's concept and customer preferences. - Maintain &, foster training programs for Senior Chefs to carry out - Encourage professional growth and maintaining high culinary standards across the team. - Committing the upmost attention &, importan