Every tourist spot has its own unique identity. Some places carry their history, some are articulate with modern technologies, some places come with natural beauties and some places are called fully relaxing environments. I’m still not confident about any areas where I can drop the Qatar, but in my travels I figured out there are diversified food restaurants where people can taste many traditional continental foods; among them, some foods are so delicious that you can’t forget their taste while you are alive.
On the first day of my traveling there, I tried Yemeni food, which I found through Google Maps after searching for some recommended restaurants near me. The taste of the food was really enjoyable, especially since I tried Mandi for the first time in an Arabic country. [Map Location]
Later, one of my lovely elder brother invited me to visit a famous Bangladeshi food restaurant for dinner where we tried one of the popular Bangladeshi Biryani. That place was serving many traditional Bangladeshi foods, but we went there at the wrong time. For that reason, we’re unable to get their best food during our visiting time. [Map Location]
Then I tried some local western food - Pizza which also did not disappoint me. It was not any different in taste than anywhere you’ve tasted this food. Though I was expecting some local ingredients, it wasn’t there.
The most memorable place to eat for me in Doha was Royal Place of Bukhari; most likely, it is a Siryani-style food restaurant. One of my younger brothers was there with me, he hadn’t also tasted this place before but he knew that this place would not disappoint us. And it was true that I still couldn’t forget this food’s taste. Before serving the main food, they provided a complementary lentil soup which was one of the best foods that I’ve tried in Doha. [Map Location]
I’ve also tried some snack items there which were also amazing. Among them, local people were suggesting trying their local shawarma in any restaurant in the old Doha area. [Map Location]
If you want to read my previous post about Doha, you can check it out here:
