| Company | Orijins Cafe |
| Positions | Cashier, Juicer, Service Crew |
| Location | Dubai, UAE |
| Sector | Café / Food & Beverage |
| Salary | Not stated, confirm at interview |
| Apply via | Official listing or employer contact |
Some cafés feel like a place where you grab a drink and leave. Orijins feels like a place people choose to stay. If you have been looking for a café job in Dubai where the surroundings are as polished as the coffee, this one is worth a proper look. Orijins Cafe is hiring a cashier, a juicer and service crew members, so there is room for different skills on the same team.
A quick look at Orijins
Orijins is a Dubai coffee shop known for its design. The interiors take their inspiration from weathered stones found along the Red Sea, which gives the space a calm, almost cave-like feel. The original café sits in Gate Village at DIFC, a part of the city where office workers, residents and coffee fans all cross paths. A mix of guests like that usually means a steady rhythm through the day, so the team has to be quick without ever looking rushed.
The three roles, explained
The post groups these jobs together, but they feel quite different once you step behind the counter. Below are the typical duties for each. Your final job description may vary a little, so double-check it on the listing.
Cashier
- Welcome guests at the counter and take their orders accurately
- Handle cash, card and mobile payments through the POS system
- Explain the menu and suggest a drink or pastry when guests are unsure
- Balance the till at the end of the shift and report any difference honestly
Juicer
- Prepare fresh juices, smoothies and similar drinks to the café’s recipes
- Wash, peel and cut fruit and vegetables, keeping portions consistent
- Clean blenders, juicers and the prep area throughout the day
- Watch stock levels so the counter never runs out in the middle of a rush
Service Crew
- Greet guests, show them to a table and serve food and drinks
- Clear and reset tables quickly and politely
- Support the baristas and kitchen with small tasks in busy periods
- Keep the seating area clean, tidy and welcoming
What the café is probably looking for
The post does not spell out a long checklist, so here is what café employers in Dubai generally expect for roles like these:
- Some experience in a café, restaurant or fast-service outlet (helpful, though a good attitude counts for a lot)
- Clear spoken English; Arabic or another language is a nice extra
- Comfort with a POS system for the cashier role, or basic food-prep skills for the juicer role
- Good hygiene habits and a clean, neat appearance
- Willingness to work shifts, including weekends, and to stay on your feet for hours
Salary and benefits: ask early
There is no salary mentioned in the post, so please do not assume a number. In UAE cafés the package normally includes a monthly salary, a work visa and health insurance, and sometimes duty meals or a uniform, but every employer is different. Ask what is included, what the shift pattern looks like and how overtime is handled before you say yes.
How to stand out for each role
Applying as a cashier? Mention how fast and accurate you are with numbers, and share a real moment when you handled a tricky customer calmly. Going for juicer? Talk about hygiene, fruit handling and how you keep your station organised. Interested in service crew? Smile, speak up and show that you enjoy looking after people, because that is exactly what the job is.
Keep your CV to one page. Put your café or restaurant experience first, add the languages you speak and state your visa status clearly.
How to apply
Use the official listing or the contact details shared by Orijins. Choose the role that fits you best and mention it in your message.
