Hello Nori is a dynamic fast fine-dining Japanese establishment with a bold mission: to define the hand roll bar experience. Our journey began in February 2021, and since then, Hello Nori has swiftly emerged as Vancouver’s most beloved culinary gems. Fueled by the remarkable strides we’ve made on our journey, we have committed to introducing multiple current Hello Nori locations across Canada, spreading our unique concept even further. As we embark on this exciting expansion, we are actively seeking to expand our team with dedicated and exceptional individuals who share our passion for excellence. Join us at Hello Nori and be a part of a culinary revolution that is shaping Canada’s dining scene.
Job Overview:
As a Supervisor, you’ll be right in the action – leading our front-of-house team, keeping service smooth, and making sure every guest leaves happy. You’ll coach and motivate your team, jump in when needed, and help keep our dining room buzzing with valuable vibes (and perfectly rolled hand rolls).
Responsibilities:
Lead and support a team of servers and hosts
Keep service running smoothly (shifts, breaks, schedules, etc.)
Ensure guests have an amazing experience every time
Help train and grow our team
Keep an eye on quality, cleanliness, and safety
Handle cash, reservations, and the little details that make a big difference
Requirements:
1–2 years of restaurant or hospitality leadership experience
A natural leader who loves engaging teams
Guest-focused and passionate about great service
Ready to grow with us as we expand across Canada
Valid Serving It Right certification
Full-time availability, including evenings and weekends
Must be legally able to work in Canada
Bonus skills (nice-to-haves):
Sake knowledge or experience with beverage programs
Bar experience (cocktails, sake, or beverage service)
📌 Supervisor Front Of House Hello Nori Brentwood Burnaby
🏢 Hello Nori Brentwood
📍 Burnaby
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