Best Indian Restaurants in Qatar

Exquisitely designed by famous interior designer Jacques Garcia, Banyan Tree Doha blends modern comfort, architectural splendors, and great dining into one singular experience. Located in the heart of Mushaireb, within the Doha Oasis project, one of the most fascinating destinations in the vibrant city, Banyan Tree Doha offers direct access to a signature department store, an indoor experiential Theme Park, and an exclusive cinema multiplex. Within this immense structure, there is the delightful Qalamkarri restaurant, which offers Middle Eastern cuisine for the most refined palates. The cuisine ranges and embraces all the flavors of distant lands, especially India, which offers a rich menu of delicacies all offered in the menu of this wonderful restaurant with a breathtaking view of the pearl of Qatar.

Where Eastern Cooking Meets Western Cuisine - An award-winning concept and a signature upscale restaurant offering fusion cuisine from around the world. While indulging in gastronomic Teatro play, the guests can watch the live cooking of their food at the restaurant's show kitchen or Sushi Bar. Wine aficionados will be delighted with the expansive walk-in wine cellar. Teatro offers a comprehensive à la carte menu creatively incorporating dishes from Chinese, Indian, Italian, Japanese, and Thai cuisines.

Royalty-inspired fine dining cuisine, that offers hearty Indian-inspired favorites and culinary experiences from the stately homes of 19th century India, considered from today’s lenses. Riyasat is a Smart-Fine Indian dining idea, underpinned by chef Jolly’s culinary experiences and influences of the stately homes and the royal kitchens of India in an exceptional setting. We love for our clients to enjoy an outstanding experience by offering a caring and devoted service.

Jamavar Doha, the most youthful sibling of the Jamavar family of restaurants, takes its home in the Sheraton Grand hotel on Doha’s waterside corniche since 2021. Drawing upon the stylings of Edwin Lutyens, the noted architect of Delhi’s Viceroy’s house, the spaces at Jamavar Doha are framed with warm, limed grey oak paneling, offset with chalk white textured plaster with mirror and brass detailing. The elegant restaurant is made up of two gorgeous dining rooms, and an outstanding apothecary bar with a plaster-fronted bar counter decorated with patterns of traditional Indian photo blocks.