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The GTA Has 1.2 Million South Asians. Time for a Proper Dating Night.

Over 700,000 South Asians live in the Greater Toronto Area, making it one of the largest desi populations outside South Asia

Collecting demand

Waitlist signups determine where we announce next.

Toronto might be the most obvious city on this list. Between Brampton, Scarborough, and Mississauga, the GTA is home to one of the largest South Asian populations outside of South Asia. Over half of Brampton identifies as South Asian. The density is unreal, and somehow nobody has built a proper live dating show for this audience yet.

The show that runs in New York: singles go on dates on stage while the room reacts, two comedians host, and the full audience mingles before and after. In a city like Toronto where the desi crowd spans Yonge and Eg condos, York University lecture halls, and Brampton driveways, the format creates one room that collapses every pocket of the GTA into a single night.

Toronto’s desi scene is massive but weirdly fragmented. You’ve got the York University crowd, the U of T crew, Ryerson grads settling into Yonge and Eg condos, the Brampton kids who drive downtown for the weekend, and everyone in between. This show puts all of them in the same room. No VIP sections, no bottle service, no pretense.

We’ve been watching the waitlist numbers from the GTA and they’re the highest outside the US. When we announce dates, the waitlist gets first access to tickets. If you want to be on stage when we get there, apply now so you’re already in the system.

The city that gave us Drake, Nav, and an absurd number of brown engineers deserves a dating show that actually gets it. We’re coming.

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Questions About Toronto Shows

When is Garam Masala Dating coming to Toronto?

No date confirmed yet. Toronto is at the top of our international tour list for fall 2026. to be notified first.

Will the show be downtown or in Brampton?

Venue TBD. We want to serve the whole GTA. Venue will be announced to waitlist members first.

Is the show open to non-South Asian attendees?

Yes. The audience is open to everyone. Our NYC shows draw South Asian professionals, diaspora, and anyone who shows up curious.

Also coming to: Hamilton , Waterloo/Kitchener , London ON , Ottawa , Montreal

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