Head Chef
Pubblicato il 23-08-2026 - hosco_abroad in Reggio Emilia
Job Summary? Iniala is a luxury hospitality brand renowned for its commitment to culinary excellence, innovation, and outstanding guest experiences. With award-winning properties across multiple locations, we deliver exceptional dining experiences that showcase creativity, precision, and uncompromising quality. We are currently seeking a dedicated and talented Head Chef to lead the culinary operations of our brand-new restaurant concept in Malta, Anaala by Ian Kittichai. This role is more than a job. It is a unique opportunity to lead a signature restaurant from its inception and elevate a career within a prestigious brand. The ideal candidate is an accomplished culinary leader with a strong background in high-end or fine-dining operations. They consistently deliver exceptional food quality, inspire and mentor kitchen teams, and demonstrate impeccable attention to detail. Duties &, Responsibilities:? Pre-Opening Responsibilities - Lead the culinary pre-opening process, ensuring all kitchen systems, structures, and standards are in place ahead of launch.
- Coordinate with project teams, contractors, and suppliers to finalise the layout, equipment specifications, and operational readiness of the kitchen. - Recruit, onboard, and train kitchen staff, ensuring all team members are aligned with the restaurant’s standards, culture, and vision. - Develop kitchen workflows, standard operating procedures, mise en place systems, and production schedules to ensure efficient and seamless service from day one. - Collaborate with the Chef Patron and his team on tastings, menu refinement, recipe documentation, and plating guides. - Establish supplier relationships and oversee the sourcing of premium ingredients required for launch. - Conduct all necessary food safety, hygiene, and operational compliance checks prior to opening. Operational Responsibilities - Lead and inspire the kitchen team to consistently deliver exceptional dishes that exceed guest expectations and reflect th