Doha
Once little more than a minuscule pearl fishing village, Doha (Arabic: الدوحة ad-Dawḥa), Qatar's capital, with more people than the rest of Qatar combined, has emerged to become one of the pearls of the Middle East. It is one of the most rapidly-developing cities on the Persian Gulf, akin to the development seen in nearby Dubai and Abu Dhabi, and is aiming to become a centre of international trade and travel.
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Al Hamra
A family restaurant offering Lebanese dishes. Service is a bit slow, good for large groups.
06:00-01:00 daily
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Al Mourjan
An upscale place with tasty Lebanese dishes and some of the best views in Doha.
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Al Shami Home Restaurant
A Doha institution, featuring traditional Syrian and Lebanese dishes, and sheesha.
08:00-00:00 daily
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Al Zarka
Very popular with South Asian workers as well as Qataris. Menu features primarily Indian as well as Arabian dishes.
Open now · closes 1 am tomorrow
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Best Fish
Popular with Qataris. Cheap local fish dishes: the grilled hammour with garlic butter is recommended. Take away and home delivery available.
11:30-14:30, 17:30-00:00 daily
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Bukhara
Delicious northern Indian cuisine, with especially good fish tandoori and chicken vindaloo.
Daily 12:00-15:30, 18:00-01:30
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Chingari
Expensive and good northern Indian food, with live Indian music on a small stage.
Daily 18:00-23:00
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Ciao
Offers thin-crust pizza baked in a traditional oven, along with a good selection of pastas and risottos.
Open now · closes midnight tomorrow
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Fish Market
The best fish in town at upscale prices, much of it local. Reservations recommended, particularly for the Friday brunch.
Sat-Thu 06:00-00:00, Fri 12:30-15:30
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J&G Sandwich Cellar
Doha's only British café, with full English breakfasts and Yorkshire pudding. Free Wi-Fi; delivery and takeout available.
Sun-Thu 07:00-23:00, Fri Sat 08:00-22:00
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L'wzaar Seafood Market
A good selection of seafood, with good views. Reservations recommended.
Sun-Wed 12:00-14:30, 19:00-22:30; Thu-Sat 12:30-15:30, 19:00-23:30
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Layali
One of the more expensive Lebanese restaurants. It is rumored that the former Emir has eaten here on occasion.
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Mega Mart
Very popular with western expats as it imports a lot of products from America and Europe, but can be quite expensive. Also has a Costa Coffee nearby, as well as many smaller shops stocking cards, electronics and perfumes.
Daily 08:00-23:00, closed Fri 11:30-12:30
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Oishi Sushi
Decent sushi, with sushi train. On Monday and Tuesday evenings they offer an all-you-can-eat for QR 135 (reservations recommended).
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Ric's Kountry Kitchen
Serves up large classic American breakfasts, and one of the few places in Doha with real bacon and pork sausages.
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Royal Bafilyon
This Cantonese restaurant is a favorite of the Chinese and Singaporean expat communities.
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Shay Al Shoomos
A popular breakfast spot, and one of the few very few places that serves traditional Qatari cuisine.
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Thai Corner
Tiny place with two tables, with fantastic Thai food. In nice weather you can eat in the courtyard.
Sat-Thu 10:30-22:00, Fri 13:30-22:00
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Thai Snack
A Doha institution, offers authentic Thai street food for very reasonable prices.
Daily 10:00-14:30, 17:00-22:30
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The Garden Village Restaurant Doha
Recommended for its good ambience and nice Indian village model interior.
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Turkey Central
Offers good, cheap Middle Eastern fare. The portions are large (try the mixed grill or shish tawooq) and the appetizers are excellent, particularly the chili labneh. Delivery and take-out available.
Daily 09:00-01:30
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Yee Hwa Restaurant
This restaurant specialises in Korean barbecue and Japanese cuisine, and is one of the better places in Doha for sushi.
Daily 12:00-23:00
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Carrefour
This French chain has three hypermarkets in Doha: in Landmark Mall, Villaggio Mall, and City Center Mall. They also have a smaller grocery store in Lagoona Plaza.
daily 08:00-00:00, closed Fri 11:30-12:30
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Family Food Centre
Three branches on Al Matar St, Al Mirqab Al Jadeed St, and Al Rayyan.
7:30AM-midnight daily, closed Fri for midday prayer
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LuLu
This UAE-based chain operates two full hypermarkets: on D-Ring Rd (near the airport) and in Al Gharrafa (across from Landmark Mall). There is also a smaller express store near Education City, and a branch has been opened in Al Messila.
Daily 08:00-00:00, closed Fri for midday prayer
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Noodle House
Offers a number of southeast Asian-style dishes. Their portions are not very large, but the taste makes up for that. Their prawn crackers are particularly good. Delivery available.
Open now · closes 11 pm
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Parisa
Excellent Persian cuisine in unique surroundings. Booking advised.
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Yellow Cab Pizza
This is undisputedly the most popular pizza in Doha, surprisingly offered by a well-established and efficient Filipino operation. The barbequed chicken pizza is particularly tasty. Delivery and pick-up available.
11:00-01:00 daily
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Aalishan
Recommended for the Friday afternoon buffet.
Sat-Wed 12:00-23:00, Thu Fri 12:00-23:30
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Anjappar Chettinad
Vegetarian, good value for the thali set menu.
Sat-Thu 11:30-23:30; Fri 07:00-11:00, 12:30-23:30
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