Hey, if you’ve got a smile, some energy, and want work in hospitality, waiter/waitress jobs in Dubai are popping up everywhere. Restaurants need hands, and many are offering visa & accommodation. You don’t always need years of experience—just being polite + ready helps a lot.
One of my cousins took a waiter job in Deira. He didn’t know much English at first, but customer service and attitude got him through. He makes AED 2,200-3,000 (with tips sometimes), room shared with roommates, free transport sometimes. Not fancy, but he’s happy and stable now.
🔍 Real Job Details + Contacts
| Company / Restaurant | Role | Contact / How to Apply |
|---|---|---|
| Deira Restaurant | Waiter (Full Time) | 📞 0563268522 📧 info.dubaijobs.ae@gmail.com • Send CV, subject: Waiter Application buzzon.khaleejtimes.com |
| Restaurant in Deira | Waiter / Waitress | 📞 0521732081 📧 hralishaqureshi@gmail.com • WhatsApp or email your CV buzzon.khaleejtimes.com |
| Al Hur Restaurant | Waiter / Waitress | 📞 +971508613008 📧 al.mandni.hr@gmail.com • They provide visa, food, accommodation, transport dubaijobshere.com |
🛠 Job Info
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Job Title | Waiter / Waitress (Restaurant / Café / Hotel) |
| Requirements | Age ~20-45, neat, basic English, good attitude, customer service skills, able to stand long hours |
| Salary | ~ AED 1,800-3,000 + Tips depending on restaurant & shift |
| Benefits | Often visa, accommodation, meals, transport, tips, sometimes uniforms |
| Documents | Passport, CV, maybe reference, medical or health certificate if asked |
📦 What You’ll Do Daily
- Greet guests, seat them, take orders politely
- Serve food & drinks, clear tables, help with menus
- Handle guest queries, sometimes complaints (with smile)
- Work in shifts—morning, lunch, dinner, weekends
- Keep restaurant area clean, maintain hygiene
✅ How to Apply
- Contact above numbers or send CVs to the given emails.
- Use job portals and look for keywords: “Waiter Dubai Free Visa”, “Restaurant Jobs Dubai”.
- Bonus: polish your CV using external tools (resume builder etc.).
- If you get a WhatsApp number, save it & send polite message introducing yourself, say you saw the ad.
💡 Pro Tips
- Be willing to work weekends & evenings—those days get busy.
- Neat clothes & good hygiene matter a lot in hospitality.
- If you’ve worked in service before (even small job), mention it.
- Save copies of documents & CV. Might need them for visa or verification.
❓ FAQ
Q: Do I need strong English or experience?
A: Not always. Basic is okay. If you’ve done service work before, good. Otherwise attitude + willingness can help.
Q: Will food or lodging always be provided?
A: Not always, but many restaurants here do cover at least meals & transport. Always ask.
Q: Can women apply?
A: Yes, many restaurants hire both men & women. Depends on restaurant policy.
Q: How many hours do I work?
A: Usually shifts of ~8-10 hours. Weekends & busy hours are common.
Q: Is visa genuinely included?
A: Sometimes yes, but you should double check in the interview or contract. Ask them to “confirm visa + accommodation” in writing.
Final Thought:
Waiter/waitress jobs might sound small, but they can lead to something bigger. If you’re polite, work hard, show up, you get trust, maybe promotions. Use the contacts above, polish your CV, apply today. It might be tiring at times, but people do this and build solid lives from it.
