Best Tasting Menus in Doha
This page lists Doha restaurants in our guide that serve a tasting menu. IDAM by Alain Ducasse in Doha Port is the Michelin-starred restaurant on the page, holding one Michelin star, awarded in 2024 and 2025, with a curated, sommelier-led program and tasting menu as its format. Masala Library in Jelaiah/Al Tarfa/Jeryan Nejaima holds a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence, and Morimoto in Onaiza/Al Qutaifiya/Al Qassar holds an Award of Excellence on around 150 selections.
Hakkasan, Nobu and yūn in West Bay, TONO in The Pearl, Gymkhana in Onaiza/Al Qutaifiya/Al Qassar and Asha’s in Villaggio also serve tasting menus. Hakkasan's program is exceptional. TONO's program is curated, sommelier-led and extensive. Gymkhana's latest Michelin award is Selected in 2026, and its wine program is minimal, with zero-proof drinks. Nobu lists omakase as well as a tasting menu, with a curated program and sake.
How this list is chosen: Restaurants serving a tasting menu or omakase, listed alphabetically. Updated October 8, 2026.
Asha’s
Asha's at Doha Festival City sits within Qatar's growing tier of casual-to-mid dining that bridges South Asian tradition with a mall-anchored format. The restaurant draws from a well-established regional brand with roots in Indian home cooking, offering a recognisable menu in a setting built for accessibility and volume rather than intimacy.
Gymkhana
Modelled on the members' clubs of colonial India, Gymkhana at Katara Hills brings a Northern Indian menu of considered depth to Doha's fine-dining tier. Split across two floors with a vivid red basement for evening intimacy, the kitchen works within traditional frameworks rather than against them.
Hakkasan
Exceptional wine program
Hakkasan at the St. Regis Doha occupies the upper tier of the city's Chinese dining scene, pairing a back-lit, design-forward dining room with a menu that runs from Peking duck and dim sum through to considered desserts. A Michelin Plate recognition in 2025 confirms its place in Doha's formal restaurant circuit. At the ﷼﷼﷼﷼ price point, the Signature set menus offer the clearest route through an extensive list.
IDAM by Alain Ducasse
1 Michelin star
IDAM by Alain Ducasse holds a Michelin star and sits on the fifth floor of Doha's Museum of Islamic Art, pairing contemporary French tasting menus with views across the bay. Seasonal menus are finished tableside, and the room carries Philippe Starck's design signature. Operating Tuesday through Thursday and Sunday for lunch and dinner, it sits at the summit of Doha's fine dining price tier.
Masala Library
Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence
Masala Library occupies the first floor of the Fairmont Doha, facing Lusail Marina through full-length windows. The kitchen works a layered spice vocabulary rooted in North Indian technique, with a distinct West Bengali influence and artistically plated dishes earning Michelin Plate recognition in both 2024 and 2025. Note that the restaurant is currently closed for rebranding.
Morimoto
Wine Spectator Award of Excellence
The kitchen draws on wagyu and robata-grilled seafood, backed by a wine list of around 150 selections and recognition from Opinionated About Dining and a 2024 Michelin Plate.
Nobu
Nobu Doha occupies a striking position within the Four Seasons' waterfront complex on Diplomatic Street, bringing the brand's Japanese-Peruvian framework to a city still shaping its fine-dining identity.
TONO
With a terrace framing Doha’s waterfront and Nikkei cuisine curated by Akira Back, TONO delivers high-gloss fine dining where the Prawn Cigar and classic Sea Bass Ceviche meet a lively wine and sake program in a sleek, view-led setting.
yūn
On the 44th floor of the Waldorf Astoria Doha, yūn serves a Cantonese and Taishanese menu against a panorama of West Bay that shifts from daylight glare to nighttime spectacle. The kitchen leads with a premium dim sum selection and a signature roast duck served two ways, while the bar's tea-based mocktails make a case for arriving early. Service is warm and unhurried in equal measure.
Planning tasting menus in Doha
- Which restaurant on this list holds a Michelin star?
- IDAM by Alain Ducasse in Doha Port is the Michelin-starred restaurant on this list, holding one Michelin star awarded in 2024 and 2025. The wine program is curated and sommelier-led, and the format is a tasting menu, with seasonal menus finished tableside. The room is on the fifth floor of the Museum of Islamic Art and was designed by Philippe Starck.
- Which restaurants on this list hold Wine Spectator awards?
- Masala Library in Jelaiah/Al Tarfa/Jeryan Nejaima and Morimoto in Onaiza/Al Qutaifiya/Al Qassar are the restaurants on this list with Wine Spectator awards. Masala Library holds a Best of Award of Excellence, and Morimoto holds an Award of Excellence. Morimoto's list runs to around 150 selections and includes a sake program. Both programs are curated, and Masala Library's is also sommelier-led.
- Which neighborhoods have tasting menus on this list?
- Tasting menus on this list are in Doha Port, Jelaiah/Al Tarfa/Jeryan Nejaima, Onaiza/Al Qutaifiya/Al Qassar, West Bay, The Pearl and Villaggio. IDAM by Alain Ducasse is in Doha Port. Masala Library is in Jelaiah/Al Tarfa/Jeryan Nejaima. Morimoto and Gymkhana are in Onaiza/Al Qutaifiya/Al Qassar. Hakkasan, Nobu and yūn are in West Bay. TONO is in The Pearl. Asha’s is in Villaggio.
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