December 2020 554 Qatar National Tourism Council (QNTC) gives the world an insight into its expanding food scene through a new online video series with some of the country s most renowned chefs, including Chef Filippo Alberto from La Spiga and Chef Justin Yu from CUT by Wolfgang Puck. The nine-part series, Chefs of Qatar , visits some of the country s top culinary experts as they take viewers on a behind-the-scenes journey of the restaurants they lead as they prepare one of their signature dishes, which are often inspired by Qatari culture and cuisines. Available to watch on Visit Qatar, the episodes demonstrate Qatar s commitment to excellence in hospitality and feature the creation of dishes, such as short ribs, Machboos, Toban Yaki and Taj Barreh.
Qatar Tourism showcases culinary scene to the world
DOHA, December 23, 2020 Qatar National Tourism Council (QNTC) gives the world an insight into its expanding food scene through a new online video series with some of the country s most renowned chefs, including Chef Filippo Alberto from La Spiga and Chef Justin Yu from CUT by Wolfgang Puck. The nine-part series, Chefs of Qatar , visits some of the country s top culinary experts as they take viewers on a behind-the-scenes journey of the restaurants they lead as they prepare one of their signature dishes, which are often inspired by Qatari culture and cuisines. Available to watch on Visit Qatar, the episodes demonstrate Qatar s commitment to excellence in hospitality and feature the creation of dishes, such as short ribs, Machboos, Toban Yaki and Taj Barreh.
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