
Foodgod (2021- )
Foodgod is a lifelong foodie who has gained 11 million followers for his unique celebration of all things food on social media and in his self-titled discovery+ series, he takes his obsession to the next level in search of the boldest, craziest and most exclusive restaurants and dishes, along with the creative geniuses behind them. In the four-episode season of Foodgod, he visits hotspots in Los Angeles, New York, Las Vegas and Miami accompanied by celebrity pals, including series executive producer Kris Jenner. Kicking off in Los Angeles, he delivers the Polar Playground cotton candy experience directly to Kim Kardashian West's house and then joins Jenner for a throwback 1950s diner experience at Frisco's. While in New York, Foodgod and rapper Fat Joe sample outrageous pizzas at Tony Boloney's and he joins actress Savannah Lee Smith for an immersive experience at Hutaoli Music Restaurant and Bar complete with fried chicken presented in a cage. Foodgod also hits Vegas for a modern Asian hot pot experience at X-Pot with Taylor Dayne and samples Criss Angel's New Jersey-style pizzeria CABLP, and in Miami joins artist Romero Britto for a 40-scoop ice cream treasure chest and Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto for stained glass sushi in Wynwood.
Last Episode

Miami
Recent Episodes
Episode | Name | Airdate |
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S01E04 | Miami | Nov 14, 2021 |
S01E03 | Las Vegas | Nov 14, 2021 |
S01E02 | New York City | Nov 14, 2021 |
S01E01 | Los Angeles | Nov 14, 2021 |
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