General Manager for Ông Bà Eatery (British Columbia)

General Manager for Ông Bà Eatery (British Columbia)

21 Aug
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ÔngBà Vietnamese Eatery
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British Columbia

21 Aug

ÔngBà Vietnamese Eatery

British Columbia

Lead Ông Bà Vietnamese Eatery in Coquitlam as a General Manager. Drive team performance and oversee restaurant operations while maintaining high service standards.

Ông Bà is expanding and seeks a driven General Manager to facilitate the opening and operational success of their Vietnamese cuisine restaurant. In this full time, permanent position, you will be responsible for hiring and training front-of-house staff, ensuring operational efficiency, and managing POS systems such as Toast and OpenTable. You will collaborate closely with ownership to enhance staffing and performance metrics while developing a strong team culture.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead hiring, onboarding, and training of staff
• Maintain service standards consistent with Ông Bà brand




• Supervise high-volume restaurant operations
• Oversee restaurant launch and team training execution
• Manage POS and reservation systems

Requirements:
• 3 years of management experience in high-volume restaurants
• Background in structured restaurant groups is preferred
• Excellent leadership and communication skills
• Proactive and solution-oriented mindset
• Ability to train and motivate a large team

Advance your career with Ông Bà and contribute to a tradition of hospitality and family values.
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📌 General Manager for Ông Bà Eatery (British Columbia)
🏢 ÔngBà Vietnamese Eatery
📍 British Columbia

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