Indian CDP

With an ideal location just five minutes from Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) and 10 minutes from Cyber City, the Radisson Blu Plaza Delhi Airport provides upscale accommodations and convenient city access. Situated on the Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway, our hotel places guests near New Delhi’s vibrant South and Central sides and close to the bustling commercial hub of Gurugram (formerly Gurgaon). When you’re ready to explore the area, head to the nearest metro station, only 600 meters away, or enjoy complimentary transportation to world-class shopping at nearby Aerocity. After business meetings or area excursions, return to the hotel for a relaxing massage at our award-winning day spa, R-The Spa. Set on three levels, the extensive wellness and beauty facility includes an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a yoga room. Great food and drinks await you at our on-site restaurants and bars. Planning your next adventure? Let our knowledgeable concierge recommend the best places to visit. The Radisson Blu Plaza Delhi Airport features 261 rooms and suites with contemporary interiors and tranquil garden views. Stay connected to your family and the office with free Wi-Fi, and enjoy thoughtful amenities like espresso machines, minibars, and complimentary bathrobes Whether you’re hosting a conference or celebrating a wedding, the Radisson Blu Plaza Delhi Airport has the ideal space for your event. Our Crystal Hall seats up to 800 guests and can be divided into several rooms. Our Ebony meeting rooms are well suited for smaller functions. All spaces include audiovisual equipment, business center access, and free Wi-Fi. You can also reserve our business center meeting space, which features an attached 12-seat conference room bookable by the hour. Our experienced team is happy to help plan events from weddings to company conferences. From award-winning food to casual dining, our on-site eateries offer a range of options for guests. Stop at Neung Roi for lunch or dinner to savor critically acclaimed Thai dishes. For a more casual setting, enjoy kebabs from six different traditions (including vegetarian and meat options) at The Great Kabab Factory, or turn to NYC for a meal celebrating the culinary traditions of the Big Apple. If you’re craving something sweet, The Pastry Shop will satisfy you with baked goods and coffee, while R – The Lounge offers both desserts and quick options like sandwiches and snacks. In the evenings, you can socialize with friends over drinks at our Savannah Bar or The Orb. Of course, 24-hour room service is also available if you want to dine in the comfort of your room or suite.

We are hiring an energetic, passionate and experienced hospitality professional for the position of Indian CDP at Radisson Blu Plaza Delhi Airport.

Duties and Responsibilities of Indian CDP

  • Prepare menus in collaboration with colleagues
  • Ensure adequacy of supplies at the cooking stations
  • Prepare ingredients that should be frequently available (vegetables, spices etc.)
  • Follow the guidance of the executive or sous chef and have input in new ways of presentation or dishes
  • Put effort in optimizing the cooking process with attention to speed and quality
  • Enforce strict health and hygiene standards
  • Help to maintain a climate of smooth and friendly cooperation

Requirements and skills

  • Minimum 4 years of experience in a Indian CDP role
  • Excellent use of various cooking methods, ingredients, equipment and processes
  • Ability to multitask and work efficiently under pressure
  • Knowledge of best cooking practices
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