Qatar’s ‘World of Restaurants’ Provides a Taste of Home for Football Fans

Share this on

Share on facebook
Share on twitter
Share on whatsapp
Share on email

Qatar Tourism reveals a menu of top international restaurants, cafés, and cuisines for football fans and visitors to Qatar looking to indulge in a taste of home. For the thousands traveling to Doha for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™, there is something to suit all palates as visitors will have the choice of over 3,000 food and beverage outlets in Qatar.

Chief Operating Officer of Qatar Tourism, Berthold Trenkel, said: “From fine dining to street food, Qatar offers a diverse range of cuisines from all over the world. We have an abundance of international restaurants to cater to all tastes and cultures but I would really encourage fans to sample the delicious local Qatari dishes while they are here.”

In advance of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™, Qatar Tourism has compiled a list of restaurants and cafés in Doha featuring cuisines from each of the countries competing in the tournament.

Share on facebook
Share on twitter
Share on whatsapp
Share on email

Tags

Related articles

Oye Kake Bengaluru

Punjab Landed on MG Road at OYE KAKE

Punjab landed on MG Road the night I walked into Oye Kake, and dinner at Eight-Four-O has never felt more like a celebration. Amritsari soul, phulkari walls, a live tandoor and lassis that deserved their own curtain call — Bengaluru's vegetarian dining scene just got a generous, flavour-packed Amritsari addition.
SJP8891-Edit-1

Oasis Brewery — Where Sunday Afternoons Refuse to Leave

Oasis Brewery on a Sunday afternoon is the kind of place that makes you forget you have anywhere else to be. Sprawling, serene and quietly spectacular, this Whitefield landmark redefines what a long, unhurried Sunday in Bengaluru can look and feel like — craft beers, world cuisine and a sky that threatened rain but only added to the drama. Read on.
Amoeba Sports Bar

A Late Saturday Well Bowled at Amoeba

Amoeba on Church Street on a rainy late Saturday afternoon turned out to be three hours we never saw coming and didn't want to end. Twenty-five years on, this Bengaluru institution has returned louder, sharper and considerably more fun — the bowling lanes alone are reason enough to cancel whatever else you had planned.
Silky Elephant

A Saturday Well Spent at Silky Elephant

Silky Elephant on a lazy Saturday afternoon turned out to be one of those quietly rewarding discoveries. Having lived in JP Nagar once, it's genuinely heartening to see this neighbourhood welcome another 100% vegetarian dining destination — and one with this much personality on the plate. Read on.
DoubleTree by Hilton

CEYLON FINDS A HOME AT 1882, DOUBLETREE BY HILTON BENGALURU

Ceylon arrived at 1882, DoubleTree by Hilton Bengaluru Whitefield, and it arrived in full colour. TheGlitz walked in just three days before the Sri Lankan Food Festival wrapped up, and what unfolded over the course of that evening was food that felt less like a festival and more like a memory someone was generously sharing.
Maize and Malt

A Sri Lankan Table at Maize and Malt

A Sri Lankan table doesn't arrive quietly. At Maize and Malt, it arrived with Priya Bala behind it and that changed everything. I walked in a vegetarian, navigated a feast curated with the kind of honesty that makes food writing feel inadequate, and left with the quiet certainty that Whitefield just got a great deal more interesting.

Recent articles

...From the best to the most exciting... The Glitz Media goes beyond the superficial. It’s not just another film & lifestyle website... It’s the ultimate experience in entertainment!

TheGiltz.Media has affiliate partnerships so we may receive compensation for some links to products and services.

Navigation

Social

Instagram Facebook Twitter

Sign up for our e-newsletter

© theglitz.media 2022. All Rights Reserved

Designed and developed by KatSquare

Instagram Facebook Twitter