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Line Cook Cold Line

Full Time • REUNION KTCHN
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  • Health insurance
  • Opportunity for advancement
  • Training & development
Line Cook – Cold Line (Raw Dishes, Salads & Fryer) · Reunion Ktchn Bar, Aventura

Reunion Ktchn Bar is a high-volume restaurant in Aventura. One kitchen serves three concepts: Reunion, XINO Modern Chinese and Blind Tiger. We are looking for a fast, clean and organized cook to own our cold line.

Pay: $20–$21/hour · Full time, about 40 hours per week · Nights, weekends and holidays required.

What you will do
  • Prepare and plate our raw dishes (crudos, ceviches, tartares) following recipes, portions and food-safety rules.
  • Build all salads and cold appetizers to spec for the three menus.
  • Run the fryer station: fried appetizers and sides, oil checks and filtering.
  • Set up and break down the station; keep mise en place, labeling, dating and FIFO up to standard.
  • Keep ticket times on busy services and communicate with the expo and the rest of the line.
  • Keep the station clean and sanitized all shift; help with prep and other BOH stations when needed.
What we need
  • At least 1 year as a line cook in a high-volume restaurant.
  • Knife skills and experience handling raw fish and seafood safely.
  • Food Handler certificate (or get it in your first week — we provide the course).
  • Able to stand for long shifts and lift up to 50 lbs.
  • Reliable transportation and on-time attendance.
  • English or Spanish.
What we offer
  • $20–$21/hour, steady full-time schedule.
  • Health insurance after 90 days, staff meal and employee discounts.
  • Training and room to grow inside our group (Reunion Ktchn Bar · XINO · Blind Tiger · Korner 67).
Next step: apply here; if your experience fits, our chef will text you to set up a working interview.

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Cocinero(a) de Línea Fría (Platos Crudos, Ensaladas y Freidora) · Reunion Ktchn Bar, Aventura

Reunion Ktchn Bar es un restaurante de alto volumen en Aventura. Una sola cocina atiende tres conceptos: Reunion, XINO Modern Chinese y Blind Tiger. Buscamos un(a) cocinero(a) rápido(a), limpio(a) y organizado(a) que se haga cargo de nuestra línea fría.

Pago: $20–$21 la hora · Tiempo completo, unas 40 horas a la semana · Se requiere trabajar noches, fines de semana y feriados.

Qué vas a hacer
  • Preparar y emplatar nuestros platos crudos (crudos, ceviches, tartares) siguiendo las recetas, las porciones y las normas de seguridad alimentaria.
  • Armar todas las ensaladas y entradas frías según el estándar de los tres menús.
  • Manejar la estación de freidora: entradas y acompañantes fritos, revisión y filtrado del aceite.
  • Montar y cerrar la estación; mantener el mise en place, el etiquetado, las fechas y el FIFO al día.
  • Cumplir los tiempos de los tickets en los servicios fuertes y comunicarte con el expo y el resto de la línea.
  • Mantener la estación limpia y desinfectada todo el turno; ayudar con la preparación y otras estaciones de cocina cuando haga falta.
Qué buscamos
  • Mínimo 1 año como cocinero(a) de línea en un restaurante de alto volumen.
  • Buen manejo de cuchillo y experiencia manipulando pescado crudo y mariscos de forma segura.
  • Certificado de Food Handler (o sacarlo en tu primera semana — nosotros damos el curso).
  • Poder estar de pie en turnos largos y cargar hasta 50 lb.
  • Transporte confiable y puntualidad.
  • Inglés o español.
Qué ofrecemos
  • $20–$21 la hora, horario fijo a tiempo completo.
  • Seguro médico después de 90 días, comida del personal y descuentos para empleados.
  • Entrenamiento y oportunidad de crecer dentro de nuestro grupo (Reunion Ktchn Bar · XINO · Blind Tiger · Korner 67).
Próximo paso: aplica aquí; si tu experiencia encaja, nuestro chef te escribirá por mensaje de texto para coordinar una entrevista de prueba en la cocina.
Compensation: $20.00 - $21.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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