Did you know that right behind the National Museum of Qatar (NMOQ), there are streets lined with eateries? No better way to end your museum day than exploring Museum Street and Al Slyaha Street to check out its many restaurants and cafes!
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On this edition of Foodie Street, we'll be taking you through restaurants and cafes on two streets located right behind the National Museum of Qatar, starting from Museum Street to Al Slyaha Street.
These two streets form a U-shape and promise a lot of fun foodie finds!
How about some Qatari food after learning about Qatar's history and culture from the National Museum of Qatar? Kabsset Bo Salah serves machboos, kabsa, harees, and more Qatari favorites!
In the mood for tandoori food? How about some biryani? Get fresh kebabs and more at Kathi King!
Satisfy your Indian food cravings at Lime Fresh Restaurant, serving curries, dum biryanis, sadya, and more!
Explore the flavours of authentic Korean delicacies such as kimchi stew, jjamppong, the crowd's favourite Korean BBQ, and more!
Museum Restaurant offers a fusion of Arabic, Bangladeshi, and Chinese cuisine in one restaurant! Its unique, cabin-inspired interior is one to check out, too!
Serving speciality brews and desserts, Sharq Cafe is also known for its selection of unique-flavoured soft-served ice creams, such as Vimto, Hello Panda, Glucose Biscuit, and more!
Try authentic Kenyan dishes such as matooke, pilau, and more in a bright, welcoming venue.
Escape to the wizarding world and enjoy delicious brews and comfort food at Hogwarts Restaurant!
Indulge in Chinese delicacies and delicious hot pot at Dragon Restaurant! Serving authentic dishes, you'll feel like you've travelled to China!
Which of these eateries are you most excited to try? Let us know in the comments! Do share this article - it keeps us going!
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