Fast food worker bashed outside store

A fast food shop owner has been viciously bashed in Perth’s southern suburbs overnight.

Police are hunting a group of males wanted over the attack on Sam Masarani outside his Charco’s Flaming Chicken shop in Huntingdale.

The attack happened just after 10pm yesterday.

The 51-year-old's cousin and co-worker Jeries Fashho said Mr Masarani has suffered a fractured jaw and bleeding on the brain.

"He hit him without even realising he was there, he knocked him unconscious and he hit the floor the concrete and he was just out," he said.

"I was very nervous yes for my cousin's safety, he was unconscious for about five minutes."

Staff members said one teenager entered the store during closing time through an unlocked door, and started throwing chairs around.

Mr Masarani and other workers chased them outside where they were met by two other teenagers. 

The father-of-four, who has co-owned Charco's for 15 years, suffered bleeding on the brain in the attack.

He is in a stable condition at Royal Perth Hospital.

Detectives are searching for the three teens involved in the crime, they're described as dark skinned and 180cm tall. 

One was wearing a grey hooded jumper, the other a black hooded jumper with the letter P and the third was wearing a red hooded jumper.

Anyone with information is being urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.