Zensho Group
    (8 reviews)

    Company Profile

    Company overview

    Industry

    Restaurants & Cafes (Full Service)

    Specialities

    Multi-Brand Restaurant Management, Cross-Cultural Team Management, Japanese Culinary Excellence, Quick-Service & Fast Casual Dining Concepts, Global Food & Beverage Brand Management

    Company size

    101-1,000

    Primary location

    25 Tai Seng Avenue
    Zensho Singapore is part of Zensho Holdings Group (ZHD), a leading Japanese food service company with a global footprint across Asia, the U.S., Europe, South America, and Africa. With a vision to end hunger and poverty, ZHD manages renowned F&B brands across gyudon, fast food, and family dining. In Singapore, Zensho operates Long John Silver’s, Ichikokudo Hokkaido Ramen (Singapore’s first halal Hokkaido ramen), SUKIYA (Japan’s No. 1 gyudon chain), and Katsu-an, a quick-service restaurant offering authentic, freshly made Japanese katsu meals.

    Awards and accreditations

    Progressive Wage (PW) Mark Accreditation 2024
    Progressive Wage (PW) Mark Accreditation 2024
    Tripartite Standard on Recruitment Practices (RP) 2024
    Tripartite Standard on Recruitment Practices (RP) 2024
    Tripartite Standard on Flexible Work Arrangements (FWA) 2024
    Tripartite Standard on Flexible Work Arrangements (FWA) 2024
    Tripartite Standard on Age-Friendly Workplace Practices (AFW) 2024
    Tripartite Standard on Age-Friendly Workplace Practices (AFW) 2024

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    Reviews overview

    3.58 ratings in total
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    63%
    Rate salary as high or average
    38%
    Employees recommend this employer to friends

    What’s it like working at Zensho Group?

    AI summary of recent reviews

    Employees at Zensho Group appreciated the free food and staff meals provided, as well as the friendly colleagues from diverse backgrounds. Some felt that management was supportive and understanding, and there were opportunities to learn various aspects of operations and management.

    However, there were potential challenges, such as inadequate staffing during peak hours, leading to employees feeling overworked. Some noted having to work long hours with limited break times. There were also reports of operational challenges, such as issues with inventory management, kitchen equipment, and changing standard operating procedures. Additionally, reviewers mentioned concerns with HR processes, such as delays in receiving confirmation letters and issues with payroll accuracy.

    Recent reviews

    2.0
    Service Crew
    Jan 2025
    Changi Point East Region1 to 2 years in the role, former employee
    dont bother
    The good thingsfree food when u have break is good
    The challengesoften had to handle lunch crowd alone/with fewer people when managers chaokeng inside office and altho worked for over a year pay only increased by $0.5. my friend had never received the $100 referral bonus either.
    1.0
    Service staff
    Jul 2023
    Singapore1 to 2 years in the role, former employee
    Low Salary, Long working hours when no staff
    The good thingsnothing good, better don't join
    The challengesnot enough staff during peak hours, overworked, unappreciated
    5.0
    Service crew
    Jan 2023
    Paya Lebar East RegionLess than 1 year in the role, former employee
    Lovable environment with free food
    The good thingsNot many customers Friendly colleagues Free food!
    The challengesDifficulty in managing cash Learning set meals New to cleaning and waste disposal
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