LARGEST NOBU RESTAURANT IN DOHA

The new, world-famous Japanese restaurant that is owned by Chef Nobuyuki Matsuhisa, is now open in a new destination…

We’re talking about the amazing Four Seasons Hotel in Doha. Located near the sea and shaped like a closed shell with river stone and bronze accents, Nobu Doha is much more than just a restaurant – it is an artwork, celebrating the history of this city.

This is the largest Nobu restaurant in the world and it already promises to be at the top of the list of places to enjoy the best possible meal. The magnificent design of the new Nobu restaurant is work of favorite architect of the owner, David Rockwell, who already worked together in the past with famous Nobuyuki on other projects of Nobu restaurants around the world.

This ingenious restaurant has 134 seats in the dining room, with 10 places at the intimate sushi bar and two exclusive private dining rooms. Also, as part of this restaurant is located and White Pearl Bar & Lounge, an elegant Black Pearl Bar & Lounge, and amazing rooftop loggia with 38 seats, from which you can enjoy magnificent views of Qatar and always enchanting Arabian Gulf.

Nobu Matsuhisa

 Visit: Nobu Doha

NEW TROUBLE'S TRUST BAR

The New York Palace hotel has thrown open the doors of its newest bar, Trouble’s Trust, after undergoing a $140 million (103.588.600 Euro) renovation.

The new bar has been named after hotel heiress Leona Helmsley’s pet Trouble who inherited a $12 million dollar trust fund after her demise. This exclusive cocktail bar and lounge offers a diverse range of beers, wines and cocktails for a pre-theater drink, post-work happy hour, or night cap. Located under the hotel’s Lobby Grand Staircase, this drinking hole features a modern design by Champalimaud. The place is spruced up with red lacquer walls, embossed leather panels, curved leather banquettes along with leather lounge chairs. The 26-foot-long curve liquid metal bar dominates the area along with a floor-to-ceiling wine display that glows.

The cocktail menu also syncs with the dedication, printed with golden paws and listing exclusively concocted cocktails like The Pampered Pooch honoring Trouble and Queen of Mean named after the hotelier and heiress Leona Helmsley.