Kylie meets Iraqi surgeon Munjed Al Muderis, and they cook traditional Iraqi dishes like Margat Bamya, Kubba Moussel and rice and date syrup pudding.
Kylie meets Korean singer/songwriter Dami Im, and together they prepare Korean barbecue, Kimchi Seafood Pancakes and Soybean Paste Soup.
Syrian immigrants Roaa and Sami Mansour cook up a feast that includes Maklouba and sweet biscuits Kleicha, along with some celebratory Syrian dancing.
Celebrated Australian comedian Akmal Saleh cooks an Egyptian feast with Kylie to show off his Egyptian homeland and family background.
Kylie helps restaurateur Hien Vo cook a feast for her granddaughter's first birthday, but Kylie can't begin without trying Hien's famous Chicken Pho.
Journalist Indira Naidoo and Kylie cook traditional South African dishes for the workers at a rooftop edible garden Indira helped create.
Kylie helps Kimberley Duband prepare a Shabbat dinner of Chicken Matzah Ball Soup, Beef Brisket and Kaiserschmarrn with Apfel Mousse.
Comedian Nazeem Hussain was born and raised in Australia to Muslim Sri Lankan parents. He and Kylie cook some traditional Sri Lankan dishes.
It's Ramadan, and after Parastoo Bahrami takes Kylie on a food tour, they cook some traditional Afghan dishes to break fasting at sunset.
Kylie Kwong has embraced her Chinese and Australian heritage, and shows off her cooking prowess with dishes she cooks together with her mum.