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Locals Welcome (2025)

Season 1 • Episode 4 • Scarborough - Hometown Flavours

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Locals Welcome Season 1, Episode 4: Scarborough - Hometown Flavours

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Suresh Doss introduces us to some of his favourite spots and hometown flavours. Watch Locals Welcome Season 1, Episode 4 Scarborough - Hometown Flavours in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Locals Welcome Season 1, Episode 4 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

10 episodes
Season 1
1

Nigeria - Naija

Suresh Doss explores Naija, that popular term to describe Nigerian culture, and finds it exploding all across the city.

22 min
2

Around the Airport - Flights of Flavour

Suresh Doss explores the food scene around Toronto’s Pearson Airport, finding a neighbourhood full of South Asian fare, guest starring Matty Matheson.

22 min
3

Richmond - Dining Out

Suresh Doss heads to Richmond BC to explore a diverse Chinese food scene adapting to the surrounding natural abundance.

22 min
4

Scarborough - Hometown Flavours

Suresh Doss introduces us to some of his favourite spots and hometown flavours.

22 min
5

Filipino - Transforming a Food Scene

Suresh Doss explores Filipino food in Toronto.

22 min
6

Maghreb - Where Time Slows Down

Suresh Doss slows down as he explores the cultures and cuisines of the Maghreb in Montreal.

22 min
7

Latin American Sanctuary

Suresh Doss explores Latin American food in Toronto, and finds cuisine and culture can be a form of sanctuary.

22 min
8

Tehranto - Rich Traditions of Hospitality

Suresh Doss explores Iranian food in Toronto and finds a cuisine with rich traditions of hospitality.

22 min
9

Montreal - Haiti - L'Union fait la force

Suresh Doss discovers that the phrase “Unity Is Strength” is driving the emergence of Haitian cuisine in Montreal.

22 min
10

Food Courts - A Culinary Refuge.

Suresh Doss explores food courts in Toronto and finds a culture unto itself.

22 min