My Kitchen Rules twins' new success
Helena and Vikki Moursellas will be serving Greek food at The Civic Hotel
Jim Kospetas joins forces with the young Greek TV cooks.
The TV sensation Greek foodies, twin sisters Helena and Vikki Moursellas, have tapped another collaboration. This time, they will join forces with The Civic Hotel on Pitt Street, Sydney.
These two My Kitchen Rules contestants are set to reboot the legacy of Peter and Eleni Conistis and make this pub feel like home. Helena and Vikki Moursellas will be infusing some of their mouth-watering Greek recipes from their cookbook Taking You Home into the menu.
Jim Kospetas, The Civic Hotel's owner, describes the menu as "Aussie gastro pub food with a Greek twist". Civic Bistro fusion kitchen by Helena and Vikki is slated to open around Greek Easter, in mid-April.
At the moment Tona Inthavong, a seasoned restaurateur who operates Green Peppercorn upstairs at The Civic, is helping them with their newest venture, while designer Jeremy Bull is renovating the pub, creating a modern yet welcoming space for The Civic's loyal eaters.
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