Miss seeing Benny Se Teoโs face in Eighteen Chefs restaurants or on various Eighteen Chefs advertisements?
Donโt worry; while you might no longer see him as you down your salted egg yolk burger, youโd be able to see him motivating you instead.
Because the man who co-founded one of most well-known brands in Singapore isnโt going to retire fully: heโs going to be a โChef-At-Large and a Serial Motivational Speakerโ.
Benny Se Teo Becoming a Motivational Speaker & F&B Consultant After Leaving Eighteen Chefs
On Tuesday, Benny dropped a bombshell: heโs leaving the restaurant chain that he co-founded.
Thereโs no mention on the reason why he left, but he highlighted that he left the company โon a good noteโ, and wished the company well.
It also appears that heโs retiringโฆa few days later, that is, when he posted this:
Yes, heโs not retiring after all.
In his announcement, he said that other than being a motivational speaker, heโs going to do consulting for F&B businesses (both restaurants and hawkers) in โcreating new concepts food strategies โฆ kitchen planning โฆ marketing and menu development โฆ mentoring entrepreneurs and their food development teams and driving operational excellence โฆ Pre & Post opening onsite training and management support.โ
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And in his usual trademark style, he ended the post with a joke: โMy opening line is still : When you want to destroy the life of your enemy ask him/her to start a restaurant.โ
Since then, heโs gone back to making cheeky jokes on his Facebook page:
His new image doesnโt appear to be him in his Eighteen Chefs uniform with his arms folded, but a black jacket with a friendly smile:
Eighteen Chefs, The Company That Started in 2007
The first Eighteen Chefs outlet was opened in 2007 at Eastpoint Mall by Benny as he had difficulty finding a job due to his status as an ex-offender and former drug addict.
The restaurant chain is popular for employing ex-offenders.
In addition, the company also has a franchise model (which means the outlet youโre in now might be a franchise), with one of the conditions being that they have to employ ex-offenders.
The chain currently has 10 outlets in Singapore.
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Featured Image: Facebook (Benny Se Teo)
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