Indian cook urgently needed in Poznan!

marta.aserigadu

Mar 9, 11, 16:07 #1

Well developing Indian restaurant based in Poznań is looking for an experienced and/or beginning Indian cook to support existing team. Restaurant is well rated and recognized in a local community. In the nearest future we are looking for further development so new hires will have opportunities to progress within a company and become a Head Chef soon. Due to fast development we will be looking to hire ASAP.

Requirements:
-experience in Indian cooking/ no need for papers as long as you can cook for us delicious Indian specialties:)
- knowledge of Tandoor will be a great advantage
- at least basic level of Engilsh is a MUST

For CV e-mail: marta.aserigadu@indian-ocean.pl

PrusakowskiThreads: - Posts: 34 Joined: Nov 15, 09 ♂	Mar 9, 11, 20:07 #2
It is a culinary and social disaster that an Indian restaurant is being set up in Poznan.

JonnyMThreads: 16 Posts: 4,487 Joined: Mar 9, 11 ♂	Mar 9, 11, 20:50 #3
Lovely food - why a disaster?

wildroverThreads: 180 Posts: 8,188 Joined: Jun 7, 07 ♂	Mar 9, 11, 21:09 #4
Prusakowski I wish they would open one in my village....tho i suspect i would be the only client...

JonnyMThreads: 16 Posts: 4,487 Joined: Mar 9, 11 ♂	Mar 9, 11, 21:21 #5
wildrover: I wish they would open one in my village I really fancy a Lamb Madras with chapattis and lime pickle...

wildroverThreads: 180 Posts: 8,188 Joined: Jun 7, 07 ♂	Mar 9, 11, 21:26 #6
Did you have to say that...?

delphiandomineThreads: 42 Posts: 9,954 Joined: Nov 25, 08 ♂ [Suspended]	Edited by: delphiandomine Mar 9, 11, 22:06 #7
Hey, it's my local Indian! I must admit, I never gave them a chance to survive - so it's great to read that they're still going strong. The food's quite good as well ;) Must admit though - employing a Polish chef is not the way forward :(

landoraThreads: 1 Posts: 191 Joined: Oct 14, 09 ♀	Mar 9, 11, 22:41 #8
I think they are looking for an Indian cook? Great, I hope they stay open, I also hope for a decent chinese somewhere near!

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Mar 11, 11, 23:00 #9

Indian cook urgently needed in Poznan!

I would say that's a f**king understatement, have just suffered the worst Indian ever from this place. I used to order a lot from here, tonight was my first time in months and what a mess. I want to explain why it was so bad but frankly words are eluding me right now. I guess it's my own fault anyone who orders food from a place advertising urgently for a chef should hear the alarm bells ringing. But f**ck me it was bad!

delphiandomineThreads: 42 Posts: 9,954 Joined: Nov 25, 08 ♂ [Suspended]	Mar 11, 11, 23:04 #10
Englishpoznan: I would say that's a fking understatement, have just suffered the worst Indian ever from this place. **, I was going to order from there tonight as well :(

alexw68	Mar 11, 11, 23:08 #11
Where is it chaps? Getting turmeric withdrawal symptoms here...

delphiandomineThreads: 42 Posts: 9,954 Joined: Nov 25, 08 ♂ [Suspended]	Mar 11, 11, 23:22 #12
alexw68: Where is it chaps? Getting turmeric withdrawal symptoms here... It's in Os. Czecha - quite close to the tram stop. http://www.indian-ocean.pl But..well....are you sure you want to order now?

EnglishpoznanThreads: 14 Posts: 152 Joined: Apr 21, 09 ♂	Mar 11, 11, 23:25 #13
Delph, not lying it really was that bad!!

delphiandomineThreads: 42 Posts: 9,954 Joined: Nov 25, 08 ♂ [Suspended]	Edited by: delphiandomine Mar 11, 11, 23:30 #14
Englishpoznan: Delph, not lying it really was that bad!! I believe you, don't worry ;) Wonder what happened to them?

EnglishpoznanThreads: 14 Posts: 152 Joined: Apr 21, 09 ♂	Mar 11, 11, 23:31 #15
Wonder what happened? Did their Indian chef quit? I don't know but whoever cooked the food tonight should be on a wanted list!

chiangloo91	Mar 16, 11, 10:39 #16
i am regular based customer of this restaurant..but this time i am very disaapointment with food and service.i think they changed cook what they have a month ago.i order yesterday for food and i am very diaapointed..i dont think that i will order for food again from there..it was really awful experience with that..

Magdalena3456

Mar 17, 11, 08:26 #17

i would say only one thing about it that is " DISASTER"..I been to this restaurant last saturday with my husband and kid to have nice evening..my husband is working in spain and i am alos living with him there..we came to meet our family here in poznan..we been to many restaurant there but here is the worst experiense i ever had...food what we order first of all we wait for long and food was really crap like sh*** and after that my hhusband whole night he couldnt sleep because of loose motions..i came last time here in february and i really appreciate their quality of food but dont know what happen now..i am very disappoint now after last weekend.

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Mar 17, 11, 08:58 #18

Are you sure you need Indian cook? I heard all the Indian restaurants in UK are actually run by Bangladesh cooks and owners! Only the name is Indian "selling the Indian exotic image". If this is true, maybe you are not looking at the right place.

I wish you come up with the right cook and regain your taste ... otherwise it is a very sad prospect that one of the few of such restaurants will be closed due to angry customers :( ...

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Mar 17, 11, 10:40 #19

Magdalena3456:

i would say only one thing about it that is " DISASTER"..I been to this restaurant last saturday with my husband and kid to have nice evening..my husband is working in spain and i am alos living with him there..we came to meet our family here in poznan..we been to many restaurant there but here is the worst experiense i ever had...food what we order first of all we wait for long and food was really crap like sh*** and after that my hhusband whole night he couldnt sleep because of loose motions..i came last time here in february and i really appreciate their quality of food but dont know what happen now..i am very disappoint now after last weekend.

Sorry, but this is the work of an obvious troll.

How do I know?

Indian Ocean is run from a small kiosk in Os. Czecha - it's not a restaurant as such, and it only has one small table for people to sit there while waiting for food. You certainly wouldn't meet your family, or go there for "a nice evening".

robertdavidson	Mar 24, 11, 08:52 #20
reaally impressed with PALAK PANEER yesterday..i been to shivaz last week it was awful palak paneer there..i recommend everyone to go for PALAK PANEER in indian ocean..mutton curry was also really good..two weeks before i came there, now it really loks improvement..keep it up guys..best of luck.

martawojnek

Mar 25, 11, 09:19 #21

i am fully impressed with you robert..i was also there on wednesday evening with my friends and order for palak paneer, tikka masala and kashmeree murg..it was really fantastic..but paneer palak was the best..and i am sorry i want to confirm one thing because i been laast month there also and i want to know abt that guy who is working there with long hairs..his face is quite similiar to sharukh :p. is he working as cook or what??anyways food is perfect and service is alos better and improve than before..best of luck indian ocean

Ireland4everThreads: - Posts: 49 Joined: Nov 12, 10 ♂	Mar 25, 11, 15:13 #22
Good luck sir! Bring the clann with you too . Poles are very accepting of other cultures in general and love indian food

convexThreads: 46 Posts: 7,185 Joined: Nov 25, 09 ♂	Mar 25, 11, 15:21 #23
Ireland4ever: Bring the clann with you too . Poles are very accepting of other cultures in general and love indian food Actually that's very true. The Indian restaurants here in Wroclaw are doing very well.

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Mar 25, 11, 19:46 #24

One thing I loved was a chicken jhfr smth... loved it when I had the good fortune of eating it in the UK. It was a Bangladesh man ... and I was told that most of the restaurants have Indian name but bangladesh cooks make the food and own the restaurants. They sell the exotic brand of India, however complained that India forgot its exoticness, and the neighboring countries maintain the traditions more strongly.

Well whatever he said good or bad ... right or wrong ... was a nice person with magical food :)

DaisyThreads: 16 Posts: 2,172 Joined: Apr 28, 07 ♀	Mar 25, 11, 20:16 #25
Lodz_The_Boat: One thing I loved was a chicken jhfr smth Chicken jalfrezi?

Lodz_The_BoatThreads: 58 Posts: 2,314 Joined: Sep 7, 08 ♂	Mar 25, 11, 20:25 #26
Daisy: Chicken jalfrezi? Yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

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Mar 25, 11, 20:33 #27

Lodz_The_Boat:

Well whatever he said good or bad ... right or wrong ... was a nice person with magical food :)

Bangladeshis and Indians don't get along, remember Bangladesh, which was formerly East Pakistan and Pakistan were only formed after the British left India. I have a friend from Southern India who has a poor opinion of Northern Indians, he includes Pakistanis and Bangladeshis in that group. It's the usual rivalry you get among neighbours throughout the world

WhyMedSchoolThreads: 12 Posts: 43 Joined: Sep 23, 09 ♂	Mar 25, 11, 20:46 #28
For fan's of Indian food you really can't do better than Taj India in Poznan - the place is run by actual Indian's from Punjab, the location is amazing and the prices are very reasonable. I couldn't recommend this place enough - and that's coming from an Indian student.

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Mar 25, 11, 20:55 #29

Daisy:

I have a friend from Southern India who has a poor opinion of Northern Indians, he includes Pakistanis and Bangladeshis in that group.

Pakestan and Bangladesh are two different countries. While I know Pakistan is on north of India, I think your friend is very silly to think bangladesh is on the north too. Infact it is on the east of India.

I've been in that country and truly a bunch of really nice people!

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Mar 25, 11, 21:35 #30

Lodz_The_Boat:

Pakestan and Bangladesh are two different countries. While I know Pakistan is on north of India, I think your friend is very silly to think bangladesh is on the north too. Infact it is on the east of India.

It's North East, my friend is from Kerala, which is Southern India, he does know his own country you know and Bangladesh was originally called East Pakistan after partition, it's what was the Bengal region of North East India

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