Postcards this Sunday welcomes visitor host, Sofia Levin who takes viewers to the perfect Thai locations in Melbourne.
Shane Delia is in Richmond (Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country). He veers off Bridge Road onto Gleadell Street, which transforms right into a recent meals market each Saturday morning. The Gleadell Street Market is marking its one hundred and fiftieth 12 months, and to rejoice Shane catches up with the president of the Richmond and Burnley Historical Society, David Langdon, to be taught extra about its heritage. He additionally meets stallholder Maroun Tannous who has been passionately serving clients on the market every week.
Guest presenter and meals journalist Sofia Levin explores Melbourne’s Thai meals scene (Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country). She begins her day in West Melbourne at Rosyln Thai Cafe, which opened lately and has shortly grow to be an thrilling new brunch spot for Melburnians. Then, in Bourke Street she visits Thai Tide, a restaurant specialising in regional Thai meals. She chats to supervisor, Pink, whereas attempting the ant larvae soup, and finishes off her exploration of Thai meals with some conventional avenue meals at Khaosan Lane.
Meanwhile, Madeline Spark is up in Helensvale and Sanctuary Cove on the Gold Coast, exhibiting off Mater’s newest prize residence (Bundjalung Country). But earlier than that, she takes viewers to an ideal brunch spot for smashed avocado overlooking the marina in Sanctuary Cove: the Little Cali Kitchen and Bar. From there she takes a ship trip to the tremendous residence up for grabs together with a ship, a Tesla and jet skis in Mater’s Christmas prize bundle. Madeline’s day ends with an extended lunch at Kokomo Kitchen and Bar, a 10-minute drive from the prize residence.
And, we discover Livinia Nixon backstage on the Princess Theatre within the CBD (Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country) with the forged of Mamma Mia! The Musical. She meets Sarah Krndija who performs Sophie Sheridan and Lewis Francis who performs Sky, in addition to different members of the forged, and hears all in regards to the present. She then heads to Kafeneion, a brand new Greek restaurant on Bourke Street, the place proprietor Stavros Konis units her up for a standard Greek feast.
5.30pm Sunday on Nine (Melb) and 9Now.
