Sous Chef | Award Winning Waterfront Dining Restaurant!

June 1, 2026

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We have undergone multiple multi-million-dollar renovations, offering guests and team members an unforgettable, high-end experience. Fresh seafood, prime cuts, and innovative fare with a subtle Polynesian twist. Guests bask in the beautiful California sun during daytime events and experience the twinkling lights of the Long Beach Harbor by night. We offer a unique culinary experience with unmatchable views of the Long Beach skyline that is sure to impress. That, combined with the positive culture that we engage within daily, makes it an ideal place to level-up your career path. Our mission is to consistently deliver a 5-star experience for our teams, guests, partners and community. We look forward to adding our next valued team member!

Competitive Benefits:

Industry-leading compensation package
Comprehensive Health Plans that include, a variety of medical and dental plans, employer contribution HAS for yourself and dependents.
Lifestyle Spending Account benefit, which supports you and your family in numerous ways such as through gym memberships, childcare, student loans & more!
Variety of Supplemental Benefit Plans for life's unknowns
401k with annual employer match after 12 months employment
Employer paid life Insurance throughout the length of employment
Monthly Reward Dollars to use at various company locations.
Accrued Paid Vacation
Paid/Floating holidays for 5 major holidays
Paid Sick Time renewed yearly
Education Assistance Program (EdAP) for hospitality related education growth
Employee Assistance Program (EAP) to assist with work life balance
Management Referral Program with up to a $4,000 payout for qualifying management positions

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Position Summary:

As a Sous Chef, you will play a crucial role in overseeing kitchen operations, ensuring the highest standards of food quality, presentation, and hygiene. You will work closely with the Executive Chef to develop and execute menu items, manage kitchen staff, and maintain a productive and efficient kitchen environment.

Job Duties:

Assist the Executive Chef in daily kitchen operations, including food preparation, cooking, and plating.
Develop and execute menu items that align with our restaurant's standards and customer preferences.
Ensure all dishes are prepared to the highest quality and presentation standards.
Supervise and train kitchen staff, fostering a positive and collaborative work environment.
Monitor and maintain inventory levels, ensuring proper stock rotation and minimizing waste.
Uphold all health and safety regulations, ensuring a clean and sanitary kitchen.
Collaborate with the Executive Chef to create new dishes and seasonal menus.
Oversee kitchen equipment maintenance and report any issues to the appropriate personnel.
Manage food cost and labor budgets, working to optimize efficiency and profitability.
Ensure timely and accurate execution of orders during service hours.
Performs additional responsibilities as requested by the Chef or General Manager at any time.

Education/ Experience/ Skills:

Proven experience as a Sous Chef or similar role in a high-volume, fine dining restaurant.
Culinary degree or equivalent experience.
Strong leadership and communication skills.
In-depth knowledge of food safety and sanitation standards.
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and handle multiple tasks simultaneously.
Creative and passionate about food, with a keen eye for detail.
Strong organizational and problem-solving skills.
Flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed.

Physical Demands:

Frequent lifting, moving and carrying of kitchenware, cleaning equipment, food boxes, garbage etc. weighing up to 30 pounds.
Standing for the duration of a 6+ hour shift with appropriate breaks.
Regular and prolonged standing and walking to prepare food, clean workstations, move garbage, etc.
Occasional ascending/descending stairs across the restaurant to move food items, equipment, etc.
Repeating motions that may include the wrists, hands and/or fingers
Frequent use of hand to finger motions, handle or feel objects, reach with hands and arms
Constant bending, stooping and turning, etc.
Constant exposure to hot and damp temperature fluctuations

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