Chef salary in big hotel ? How much can make a chef in an international hotel ?

[abab]

Hello, any real example of chef salary in Thailand ? Someone working in a big international hotel.

 

How much for Thai ?

How much for foreigners ?

 

Just wondering :-)

 

Thanks.

[steven100]

Fully qualified international chef can make up to 160,000 baht/mth

Thai chef in 5 star hotel around 45,000 - 65,000 baht/mth

[abab]

24 minutes ago, steven100 said:

Fully qualified international chef can make up to 160,000 baht/mth

Thai chef in 5 star hotel around 45,000 - 65,000 baht/mth

 

 

Thank you, you would say that 160000 is a maximum that few of them can get ?

 

Or all fully qualified international chef make it at least ?

 

 

[Livebynight]

1 hour ago, abab said:

 

 

Thank you, you would say that 160000 is a maximum that few of them can get ?

 

Or all fully qualified international chef make it at least ?

 

 

Fully qualified international chef can make up to 160,000 baht/mth

 

     Up to and at least is quite different.

[seancbk]

On 4/23/2017 at 11:48 AM, abab said:

 

 

Thank you, you would say that 160000 is a maximum that few of them can get ?

 

Or all fully qualified international chef make it at least ?

 

 

A friend of mine just left a job at a top hotel here, he's in his 30's (chef with one Michelin Star).

His salary was more than 160,000 a month.   He left because he was offered a better deal by another hotel.

160,000 isn't really that great a salary.  It's OK, but as a top chef you should expect more.

 

[Anders W Ferslev]

i work here in Thailand as a bakery chef..

i know some chef there get 8000$ + house allowence + school + insurance

pastry & bakery chef around 4000$ + house allowance  and insurance 

[elgordo38]

On 4/23/2017 at 1:19 PM, Livebynight said:

Fully qualified international chef can make up to 160,000 baht/mth

 

     Up to and at least is quite different.

I think his followup question disqualifies him. 

[elgordo38]

23 minutes ago, Anders W Ferslev said:

i work here in Thailand as a bakery chef..

i know some chef there get 8000$ + house allowence + school + insurance

pastry & bakery chef around 4000$ + house allowance  and insurance 

If that is dollars not bad. 

[Anders W Ferslev]

31 minutes ago, elgordo38 said:

If that is dollars not bad. 

it is us$ 

[Suradit69]

On 4/24/2017 at 3:41 PM, seancbk said:

160,000 isn't really that great a salary.

Really depends on the whole package ... housing, insurance, travel, school fees, etc. 

[abab]

So they really get a lot, I guess that they couldn't expect as much in their home country ?

 

 

[elgordo38]

2 hours ago, Suradit69 said:

160,000 isn't really that great a salary

I'll take it no questions asked. I can provide all the extra's myself. Is there a chef class close by??

[seancbk]

1 hour ago, abab said:

So they really get a lot, I guess that they couldn't expect as much in their home country ?

 

 

 

Depends where their home country is. 

You pay employees based on cost of living, and how much money they can generate for you.

A top chef can earn you millions, so you should pay them accordingly.

 

 

[natway09]

Here we go again.

A real genuine Chef who knows his stuff & can manage a kitchen well at a 5 star level would

demand 200,000 Bht per month

[elgordo38]

I watched these top chefs prepare a plate (On television) yea gad a couple slices of fish and some parsley and a dollup of gravy or sauce and the price is out of this world. Now me hmm a big cheeseburger double cheese and fries hits the spot. 

[Naam]

2 hours ago, elgordo38 said:

I watched these top chefs prepare a plate (On television) yea gad a couple slices of fish and some parsley and a dollup of gravy or sauce and the price is out of this world. Now me hmm a big cheeseburger double cheese and fries hits the spot. 

if you dine in a Michelin "starred" restaurant you crave for prikh nam pla to add a bit of character to extremely bland food and when you are finished you leave not only much poorer but also hungry.

[ChomDo]

On 4/25/2017 at 9:51 PM, abab said:

So they really get a lot, I guess that they couldn't expect as much in their home country ?

 

 

Exactly! I had no idea a chef in Bangkok can make this kind of money. So they make a lot more than they do in Scandinavia for example..hmm I guess Bangkok should be a paradise for chefs then? 

[Anders W Ferslev]

19 hours ago, ChomDo said:

Exactly! I had no idea a chef in Bangkok can make this kind of money. So they make a lot more than they do in Scandinavia for example..hmm I guess Bangkok should be a paradise for chefs then? 

im from Denmark, and yes i can make more here... but i also work alot harder here, it s not sabai sabai as home :)

[abab]

47 minutes ago, Anders W Ferslev said:

im from Denmark, and yes i can make more here... but i also work alot harder here, it s not sabai sabai as home :)

 

 

Why work harder ? Other people working in the kitchen get 10000/month, so you can have many many slaves :-)

 

 

 

 

[Anders W Ferslev]

On 4/28/2017 at 10:07 AM, abab said:

 

 

Why work harder ? Other people working in the kitchen get 10000/month, so you can have many many slaves :-)

 

 

 

 

i have no slaves, some of my bakers i take with me when i change jobs, and they are happy to move with me... but i also take care of them.... :)