Supernormal is seeking an Event & Reservations Coordinator to join our team.
Supernormal is seeking an Event & Reservations Coordinator to join our team. Established a decade ago in Melbourne's CBD, Supernormal is a lively, all-day, Asian inspired restaurant with a contemporary Japanese aesthetic. The refectory-style dining room is flanked by a long, open kitchen and bar; downstairs lies a secret space for events, parties and karaoke. Supernormal’s menu is influenced by the cuisines of Tokyo, Shanghai, Seoul and Hong Kong. It celebrates the notion of shared feasts via a selection of classic dishes alongside new and inspired interpretations.
About the Role
Now into its eleventh year on Flinders Lane, Supernormal remains an ever-evolving, much loved and intrinsic part of Melbourne’s hospitality landscape. This position involves driving guest services operations, coordinating reservations, and overseeing events in a busy restaurant environment. You'll work with our team to ensure smooth daily operations, our venue remains bustling and busy, and all guests experience the best of Supernormal.
Your responsibilities
What you’ll bring
Here’s what we can offer you
This position is a long-term engagement. We offer internal management training to help you cope with the demands of an extremely busy restaurant, whilst continuing to develop our people. The ever-expanding Trader House group looks within for talent to help build new opportunities - there is always something to work towards on the horizon. You will stay inspired and motivated to keep one of Australia’s favourite restaurants at the forefront of interesting, modern dining for years to come.
Trader House Portfolio Includes: Gimlet | Apollo Inn | Cutler | Supernormal | Bar Miette | Cumulus Inc. | Marion | Builders Arms Hotel | Meatsmith Heritage Butcher | Morning Market
You'll remain consistently inspired and motivated while helping maintain one of Australia's most celebrated restaurants at the pinnacle of modern, innovative dining.
You enter Supernormal Canteen through a wood and glass entranceway into a narrow, dimly lit space with finished concrete floors and thin, dark-mirrored panels running along the wall. The only thing that remains from the space’s former iteration,
Supernormal Canteen
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157 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda