Seeking part time cook - Indian food, 5 days a week

[abymathew]

Hello,


We are looking for a part time cook who can prepare Indian food (preferably South but North is also acceptable) and manage our kitchen for the next 3-4 months. We are a small family of 4 living near Sin Ming Avenue (Upper Thomson). The requirement will be Monday to Friday, anytime between 8am and 4pm.


Thank You.

[Controller]

No specific recommendation but just thinking laterally would have me go to one or two restaurants whose food I like and see whether they have a chef who has some free time betweek the lunchtime and evening shifts who would like to earn some more money.

[frenzal]

What I find interesting is why Indian people typically stick to their home country's cuisine even after moving overseas? I find that most Westerners tend to eat more diverse food. Non-Indian Asians typically also change quite a bit (particularly the younger ones). However, in my experience, Indians will continue eating Indian food.

Could someone share some insight?

[sundaymorningstaple]

It tastes good!

[chixchix]

Yeah thats right.Sometimes , I also ask myself this question. Why dont I try some other cuisine,instead of going to Indian restaurants. Eventually I still end up going to North Indian restaurants to eat naans, ..

But when I do end up going to India, I always yearn for our Singaporean local cuisine

[frenzal]

It tastes good!

haha good point :p

When an Indian duo criticised Japanese food for being 'too bland' I was surprised, though. Naan = bread! I love japanese food. In fact, I love all food apart from big chunks of meat, such as steak (and I'm a Westerner so I should like steak!).