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Nobu Doha, part of the Four Seasons Hotel, occupies a futuristic building surrounded by water, with a stylish bar and a notable sake list.
Good to know
Nobu Doha is the Doha branch of the international Nobu restaurant group, and it is part of the Four Seasons Hotel Doha. It occupies a striking futuristic building surrounded by water at the end of a narrow peninsula, with views back to the Corniche promenade. It is listed in the 2026 Michelin Guide for Doha, and its stylish bar makes it one of the city's most glamorous places for a night out, whether you come for a full dinner or for drinks and a few dishes.
The menu blends Japanese cooking with South American influences. The Michelin inspectors note the open kitchen, the stylish bar and a notable sake list. If you are coming mainly for the evening atmosphere, a seat at the bar or the counter is a good way to try a few signature dishes alongside cocktails or sake without committing to a long dinner. Counter dining is also good for solo visitors.
Nobu opens for dinner from 6pm to midnight Monday to Thursday, on Friday for lunch from 1pm to 4pm and dinner from 6pm to midnight, and on Saturday for lunch from 1pm to 3.30pm and dinner from 6pm to midnight. It is closed on Sunday. Brunch is offered. Reservations are managed by the restaurant and are strongly recommended at weekends. There is valet parking and a car park, and the venue is wheelchair accessible. Bring your passport or Qatari ID, as licensed hotel venues may ask to see it.
Nobu suits couples, groups celebrating and anyone who wants a polished evening with a view. Dress smartly; this is one of the city's more glamorous venues. Prices are at the top end of the scale, so it is a special-occasion choice for most visitors.
Alcohol in Qatar is served only in licensed venues, nearly all of them inside hotels, so hotel restaurants with bars such as this one are a central part of the city's evening scene. Thursday and Friday nights, at the start and middle of Doha's Friday and Saturday weekend, are usually the busiest.
The Four Seasons is on the Corniche, so after dinner you can walk along the waterfront or take a short taxi ride to other West Bay hotels for a late drink. A taxi or ride-hailing app is the easiest way to arrive and leave.
Part of the Four Seasons Hotel Doha, in a building surrounded by water at the end of a peninsula off the Corniche.
Dinner 6pm to midnight Monday to Saturday, with lunch on Friday and Saturday; closed on Sunday.
Yes, Nobu has a stylish bar and a notable sake list.
Yes, it is listed in the 2026 Michelin Guide Doha.
Reservations are strongly recommended, especially at weekends.
Yes, there is a car park and valet parking.
Japanese cuisine with South American influences.
Yes, counter dining makes it a good choice for solo visitors.
Tour operator
Discover Qatar, the destination management company of Qatar Airways, runs Doha city tours, sunset dhow cruises, desert safaris and short tours for transit passengers.
Thing to do
The Doha Corniche is a seven-kilometre crescent promenade around Doha Bay, linking the Museum of Islamic Art, Al Bidda Park and the West Bay skyline.
Restaurant
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Hotel
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