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Sentosa Restaurant Captain [5.5 Days]

Competition
Low
Disclosed monthly salary
S$2,500 – S$2,800
↓ 40% below similar jobs

Key Responsibilities

  • Assisting the Restaurant Supervisor in overseeing daily operations and ensuring smooth service flow
  • Leading a section of the restaurant floor, ensuring all guests receive attentive and friendly service
  • Guiding and supporting junior service staff, providing on-the-job training and ensuring service standards are met
  • Handling guest requests and minor complaints with professionalism, escalating larger issues to the Supervisor or Manager when necessary
  • Ensuring tables, stations, and service areas are clean, properly set up, and well-stocked at all times
  • Monitoring inventory of service items (cutlery, glassware, condiments) and informing the Supervisor of any needs
  • Supporting the Supervisor and Manager in implementing promotions or new service initiatives

Requirements

  • At least 1 year of experience as a Captain, Senior Waiter, or in a similar role within a busy restaurant
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to lead by example
  • Good organizational skills and ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment
  • Positive attitude with a strong sense of teamwork and service excellence
  • Basic understanding of food safety and hygiene standards

About Roswell Enterprise

About Us: Greenwood Fish Market “It all started with one fish”, as founder David Lee says. Particularly, a barramundi in his Honda Civic about 20 or so years ago. Starting out as a seafood wholesaler, Mr Lee drove from client to client in search of buyers. After many barramundis and even more car fresheners, Greenwood Fish Market began in 2003. Now a family-run seafood restaurant and fish market, we specialise in cold water seafood with a range that’s a tad different from the local scene. From giant halibuts to elusive monkfish, we even carry a collection of over 25 oysters. Our supply spans Canada, Holland, America, New Zealand, Australia and South Korea. Mostly, from friends-turned-suppliers: Tommy from Korea was our Jeju tour guide before he started sending us seafood. The Wong family in Alaska had been our B&B hosts. Now, they send us hand-caught salmon every season. The list goes on. So, thanks for being a part of our fishy family. We’re a crazy bunch of fishermen – nothing gets us more excited than sharing about our love for the sea. Stay kick-bass awesome. We hope to see you reel soon.

Posted 2 Nov 2026