Feel like I'd nail dat gig. Do I have 2 do a qualification or smth or jus get a kitchen hand work n work my way up? Any1 on ktt done dis? I work in a restaurant rn but I jus bartend I wanna get into d kitchen

work your way into the kitchen. once you've got job experience youll have some more options.

Tell your boss you are better than the bums they got back there then prove it

this, basically

Culinary school

But I'm not lol. Our staff are great so should I do like a course or smth 2 build my skills?

Anyone done dis or know if its wort it?

just cook lol

Just chef it up

cook

Tell him you want to work in the kitchen, even if its just a little bit at a time, and once you get in there and learn what to do, you have to do it better than someone else and you will get their hours

How much experience do u have?

What's your cuisine?

We can't help without knowing ur background

Honestly can't speak on if it's worth it or not. The only dude I know who's actually done it, graduated and then got a job as the store manager of a Burger King

If you already have an understanding of basic cooking concepts then it may not be necessary, but it wouldn't hurt to have it on the resume.

Les get 1 thing straight. Ain't no him. I will never in my life work for anothr man. It digusests me.

Do u think I should put myself thru culinary school 1st so I know wat I'm doin?

first things first, do you actually know how to cook?

How do you expect to get experience in a fast paced real life environment without working for a restaurant??

Also you said you have a job right now?? How do you not have a boss?

I dont know anything about culinary school unfortunately.

Not really.

My boss a female. I do work in a restaurant I jus make drinks n cocktails. I bartender not chef

you start at salad station and move up

Do those kind of fast food jobs count for much if r lookin 2 work in a restaurant?

If you work at a regular restaurant like a Longhorns or something, you are just gonna be doing basic recipes that I doubt you need to go to school for, experience is always better than a certificate

I would ask your female boss if she can get you some hours in the kitchen on a slow night, then you have to impress whoever is in charge of the kitchen

thats a problem. You can always learn how to cook by yourself, watching cooking tutorials, learning recipes or whatever. Theres so many good lessons from high level chefs on the internet, like gordon ramsey, that can really help you how to cook

Nah not a chain restaurant so idk how 2 get any of d recipes. The chef super secreative. I'd prob only feel confident asking fr kitchen work if I had some qualificatin or experince so ima look into culinary school for sure

Ye I know but I got passoin. I work hard n I want 2 lern so idk just wat d best way to start is

try cooking by yourself. Look up easy recipes and work your way up to harder ones