flying carpet - the torch doha

the first buffet i had in doha was in here 4 years ago.
i love this place because its quiet and its feels exclusive plus i admire how the torch looks like -modern.
theflyingcarpet have varieties of breakfast choices to choose from. im happy because they serve fried rice too!!! i know its weird for some but growing up in the philippines, rice is our staple food and we start our day with it. the place also have a live cooking station in how you wanted to have your eggs done.

it was my birthday when i went back here and had breakfast. im happy with their service. the guy who assisted with out needs even offered plates and cutleries for my birthday cake. it was awesome. i will definitely come back and recommend this place.

went here on a thursday night. i am really not a fan of buffet butflyingcarpet’s buffet is the best j have tried so far!

they have amazing varieties - from soups to salads, steaks to pastas, chicken to fish...you name it, they have it all!

omg, my first restuarant food in doha . it did took me onflyingcarpet. bravo guys.
loved the seafood platter and also the steak ... yummy and also the sushi .

the beef strips was not crispy. omelette was just ok. chicken breast didn’t stand out. the salad choices were limited. veal sausage cold. theflyingcarpets were just like the beef strips.
i liked the tea they serve and the honey.
staff were helpful.
pastries were average.

thank you for a wonderful 5 days at the torch hotel. only one word- magnificent. we had a wonderful breakfast each day at theflyingcarpet. the staff and the quality and variety of food was first class throughout. thoroughly recommended.

the buffet was good, and loved those carpets over the top which really looked as ifflyingand reminded of aladdin'sflyingcarpet for some reason.

food was good, costs 500qar for 2, had good expereince.

#saturday #brunch at @thetorchdoha theflyingcarpet. the interiors with arrays of hanging carpets and wall papers look like pages from the arabian nights. the buffet had an impressive selection of #asian, #arabic and #international cuisine. lots of salads and appetisers to choose from. the desserts table was my favourite with fresh #crepes, ice cream, #pop corns n fountain #chocolate for the kids- we were spooky for choice. they welcome you with a #traditional drink. the service was quick n pleasant. the #chef was very interactive explaining the dishes and giving his suggestions. there is a play area for the kids to keep them entertained after they are done with their food. some of the dishes lacked #seasoning. #ummali was my favourite of the day. overall a laid back #experience.

last year my good friends took me out to theflyingcarpets for their tex/ mex night. we had a rally nice time.
the food was pretty good and the service the same. however, they charged for every drink you ordered and it got to be pretty expensive after paying for the buffet, water, soft drinks or juice.

this year my husband and i went to their tex/ mex buffet and now they have some soft drinks and juice available on their buffet. it makes it a lot more enjoyable and way better on the pocket book.

... happen to be inflyingcarpet in view of a cme meet ....great food and ambience ... well attentive stewards.. of course it's located in one of the land mark hotel in doha ... the torch ...

not the best but its alright. food is okay and service is also better. from my own opinion i think three sixty is better thanflyingcarpet.

my first ramadan last year in qatar was more a homely one and still being in the settling phases of a newbie had swarmed me. honestly, i'd not been to a single iftar!

being my second ramadan this year, i'm quite excited and enthusiastic to see how qatar hotels and restaurants treat the holy month so very special and make every little effort to express the spirit.

not being able to figure out offerings of all ranges earlier, i came up with my own customized post listing various iftars and suhoors.

my first iftar buffet this year wasflyingcarpet at the torch doha - and, i can say, without a doubt, is what a start!
the torch, as it popularly is, one of the proud structures in doha has made a special place amidst the residents. their hospitality and service, too, stands out as their edifice.

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