Nobu is often considered to be the most successful and the most celebrated chain of Japanese restaurants, and their restaurants are always extremely premium, often located in high-quality hotels and casinos around the world. Well recently the brand made some exciting news as they are finally set to open up their largest restaurant of all time, and it is located in Qatar.
You can immediately tell from this picture that this is a super premium and luxurious restaurant, given the architecture and the design of the building. The restaurants is part of the Four Seasons Hotel Doha and it is located out on a pier right across from the hotel near the private beach. You really could no ask for a better location that this, and it certainly makes for a very unique and enjoyable experience.
On the insider there is a total of 26,000-square-feet of space, and as you can tell, it has been tastefully decorated and furnished. This restaurant is all about offering a premium and luxurious experience, and it certainly seems like they have the ambiance nailed down. There are three levels in total, so the restaurant can definitely accommodate many guests every night. Architect David Rockwell took the lead with designing this Nobu, and I think that we can all agree that he has done a pretty amazing job.
In total there are 134 regular seats, two premium lounges, a 10-seat sushi counter, two private dining rooms, and rooftop seating area that can accommodate 38 guests. The restaurant in on track to open up its doors on April 17th, and excitement mounts as this is one of the very few Nobu restaurants that are located in the Middle East.
Photos from Nobu Restaurants
