Archive for the 'Victoria Street' Category

Victoria St this is not: Hanoi’s famed Cha Ca La Vong Restaurant

Monday, March 19th, 2007

My father is this blog’s first foreign correspondent. On assignment in Hanoi just the other day, his camera phone snapped these images of how I wish Victoria St could be. I tell you, if you went to many places in old South East Asia and bought the entire fitout — well, perhaps not this restaurant’s [...]

Food, Victoria Street, Vietnamese cuisine-母の味 | No Comments

Victoria St Vietnamese Lunar New Year Festival

Monday, February 5th, 2007

What are festivals coming to in this city? The Swedish Fair at the Swedish Church is what you might call a good festival, and the festivals out in the sticks which are genuine community celebrations by Buddhists, Hindus, Tibetans and Whathaveyous are beaut. But so many festivals are just so crud: the Lygon St Fiesta, [...]

Food, Photography, Richmond, Victoria Street, Vietnamese, Vietnamese cuisine-母の味 | 7 Comments

Denton Hat Mills designed by William Pitt

Tuesday, November 14th, 2006

The Denton Hat Mills in Nicholson St (1888) were designed by William Pitt, the architect who also designed the Rialto (1889), the Victoria Brewery (1882, pictured, now the Tribeca Appartments), the Princess Theatre (1886), the old Stock Exchange (1891), the Alderfleet Building (1888, now part of the ANZ), Church St’s Empire Works factory, as well [...]

History, Nicholson St, Victoria Street | 2 Comments

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