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121. Bayt Sharq
Bayt Sharq serves classic Qatari dishes such as majboos and mutabbel in a restored century-old house just off the Corniche, with garden and veranda seating.
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298 places · Updated November 12, 2026
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Bayt Sharq serves classic Qatari dishes such as majboos and mutabbel in a restored century-old house just off the Corniche, with garden and veranda seating.
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A colourful Goan restaurant and bar in the Bandra Kurla Complex from The Bombay Canteen team, known for poee sandwiches, ceviche and rum and kokum cocktails.
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A popular Omani restaurant built to look like a traditional fort, serving qabuli, ursiya and shuwa from breakfast until late every day.
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