Company Description

CREDFOODS is a Bengaluru-based collective of food and hospitality brands that focuses on creating memorable guest experiences through authenticity, innovation, and disciplined execution. The group builds and operates distinctive concepts across full-service dining, quick-service restaurants, cafés, and catering, including Suvaii, Tanjore Tiffins, Navathanyam, and Vanamo. Each brand is designed around a clear culinary identity and service format, supported by strong operating systems and capable, service-minded teams. CREDFOODS brings together chefs, operators, and brand builders who are committed to preserving regional food traditions, elevating everyday dining, and shaping trusted Indian hospitality brands that become part of guests’ routines and celebrations.

Role Description

The R&D; Chef is a full-time, on-site role based in Bengaluru, responsible for leading culinary research and development across Credfoods’ brand portfolio. This role involves conceptualizing and testing new dishes, menus, and formats that align with each brand’s culinary identity,



guest expectations, and operational capabilities. The R&D; Chef will standardize recipes, define preparation methods, and collaborate with operations teams to ensure consistency, scalability, and cost-effective execution in live kitchens. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting ingredient and technique trials, documenting and updating kitchen SOPs, training kitchen teams on new products, and working with brand leadership to refine offerings based on guest feedback and performance data. The role also requires close coordination with sourcing, nutrition, and quality teams to maintain high standards of taste, safety, and sustainability.

Qualifications

Solid culinary foundation with experience in menu development, recipe creation, and food innovation, preferably across Indian and global cuisines.
Hands-on experience in professional kitchens, with a track record in full-service restaurants,

📌 R&D Chef (Bengaluru)
🏢 Credfoods
📍 Bengaluru