Nuntich's story: Delighting customers with amazing food experiences

  • Feb. 03, 2025

I started my career as a restaurant manager at the Bangkok branch of a high-end Thai cuisine restaurant which has branches all over the world. I worked for there for 3 ½ years and learnt so much. I even had the opportunity work in Milan, Italy, opening a new branch.

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Small team, big impact

I first joined Sodexo in 2016 as café manager for a global tech company’s office in Bangkok, Thailand. I led a small team delivering catering services for the employees based on site. We were a small team, but we made a big impact. We were nominated for best café manager and best culinary team for an internal client award.

After 3 years in this role, I took an opportunity to broaden my experience with a facilities management (FM) role outside of Sodexo, as a customer relations manager for a large real estate company. FM is such an integral part of a building that, even if I’m just responsible for delivering food services, I know the environment affects the consumer experience and therefore the food.

Then another opportunity came up to re-join Sodexo, supporting the same global tech company but this time as account manager covering both the Bangkok office in Thailand as well as the office in Vietnam. I jumped at the chance to re-join the team I love. I’m so happy to be back with a richer experience behind me. Coming back to Sodexo felt like coming home.

I now head up a growing team of 16 people across the client offices for Thailand and Vietnam. We have a vibrant staff restaurant and a coffee bar with a huge range of interactive sessions such a live cooking, pop-ups and cooking classes. Each day, I’m focused on ensuring that each customer has the very best experience in our restaurants.

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My biggest challenge and my biggest motivator

I love the constant challenge of delighting consumers. 

When I worked in the restaurant industry, our consumers changed every day. But with an office restaurant, we see the same people each day. What’s amazing today would be boring if we were still doing it next week.

I’m always looking for ways to think outside the box, if a consumer makes a request, is there a way we can make it even better and improve on what we were doing yesterday?

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