Getting someone to cook one of Southeast Asia’s most beloved food items is no easy task. Especially if it’s as well-loved as roti canai, or roti prata as it’s more commonly known in Singapore.
That’s why a restaurant in Melbourne is offering top dollar – S$5,500 a month to be exact – for an experienced prata chef to join their ranks as they expand their team.
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This gig will also include accommodation and staff meals as part of the package.
According to a job posting shared on the Australian job portal, seek, the restaurant takes pride in their Roti Canai.
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Their pride over their Roti Canai has also lent itself to the restaurant’s name, Roti Bar.
As they are expanding the team, the restaurant is looking to hire a prata chef to add to their ranks.
As described in the job posting, the perfect candidate is someone who possesses the following:
Additionally, the restaurant shares the different benefits that come with the job, and they include:
It sounds like the dream of many who’re trying to navigate adulthood successfully.
Those raring to try prata flipped by an ‘international chef’ can head down to the restaurant here:
Roti Bar
Address: 416-418 Little Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Opening Hours: 11am-3pm (Mon-Sat), 5.30pm-9.30pm (Tue-Fri)
Melbourne is a popular destination for Singaporeans who love a little chilly weather. They can consider grabbing a meal here to see if it compares to the stuff back home.
Whenever we’re overseas, we may sometimes encounter moments that make us long for the taste of home.
So if you’re a successful applicant, not only are you a prata-flipping extraordinaire, but you’re also responsible for reconnecting them to their roots.
If you have what it takes, why not give the job a go? Salary is definitely not something to worry about there.
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Featured image by @xinying_yuzumi on Instagram & @citylivingmelbourne on Instagram.
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