The Perfect Serve talks about Australia’s exclusive dining event, the AO Chef Series

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Updated At : 01:07 PM Oct 12, 2020 IST

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Sony Six is all set to showcase the inspiring journey of three female celebrity chefs, Sarah Todd, Duangporn ‘Bo’ Songvisava and Analiese Gregory as they prepare to deliver first class menus at one of Australia’s most exclusive dining events, the AO Chef Series, in The Perfect Serve.

The five-episode documentary series invites viewers to take a look inside the AO Chef Series, a unique and innovative pop-up dining experience in the heart of the most watched Australian sporting event in the world, The Australian Open.

The show follows each chef as they navigate the high-pressure environment of a commercial kitchen. Viewers in India will especially resonate with Sarah Todd’s menu which is a contemporary spin on unique Indian street food. Catch the series every Saturday at 5 pm on Sony Six.

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