New York restaurateurs may be panicked about the economy, but all is well in Qatar! This week it was reported that the Four Seasons in Doha will be home to the latest incarnation of Nobu. (A Dubai outpost opened earlier this month.) Gordon Ramsay is supposedly looking at two different sites in town for an eatery he has planned. And when Doha's new W Hotel opens in a couple of months, Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Spice Market will be located in the lobby. Less exciting news, at least as far as New Yorkers are concerned: "Bollywood legend" Asha Bhosle has also opened a high-profile restaurant in Doha, and a branch of the Hard Rock Café is coming, too. [The Penninsula via Luxist]
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Nobu Continues to Conquer the Mideast
- Posted at 11:18AM on Oct 03, 2008
Email- Filed Under: Doha, Gordon Ramsay, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, Nobu, Nobuyuki Matsuhisa, Qatar, Restaurants
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