Rüya Restaurant
Dohaâs F&B scene is to get a major boost with the opening of a seasonal RĂŒya Pop Up restaurant from the internationally renowned Dogus Restaurant Entertainment and Management group, at the luxury lifestyle W Doha.
The 98-seat RĂŒya Pop Up, on the hotelâs 29th floor, will have stunning views of West Bay and the beach, and give diners and football fans the chance to sample sophisticated, contemporary Anatolian dishes set to be a big draw when the permanent bold, bright, and beautiful RĂŒya opens at W Doha in Q1 next year.
Inspired by second generation restaurateur Umut Ăzkancaâs Istanbul heritage, RĂŒya, which means âdreamâ in Turkish, gives lunch and dinner guests a taste of classics meet contemporary dishes from all seven Anatolian regions, stretching from the Mediterranean to the Black Sea.
âWe are truly excited to bring the warmest of Anatolian hospitality to Qatar at this important time in the countryâs history of hosting world-class events,â commented Umut. âOur guests can look forward to a menu featuring Anatolian classics with a contemporary and fresh twist, for which my father, Rasim Ăzkanca has been an essential influence. Highlights include a variety of the classic Lahmacun and Pide, as well as signature dishes such as Levrek, Börek, Ăitir Kalamar, and Mantarli Keskek.â
âWe have taken traditions and authentic experiences, and interpreted modern details for the Doha audience. We are determined to provide memorable meals and gatherings for our guests and to welcome everyone to experience a new concept in Qatar,â added Umut.
Born in Istanbul, RĂŒyaâs founder and owner, Umut Ăzkanca was introduced to the art of hospitality during his formative years, spending much of his time in his family-run restaurants. His father Rasim Ăzkanca is one of Turkeyâs most revered hospitality pioneers and RĂŒya is a culmination of father and sonâs desire to elevate Turkish cuisine on the global stage, positioning it on a par with French, Italian and Japanese gastronomy.
âMuch like Qatar, RĂŒya is the place where traditions meet modern day life,â explained W Dohaâs General Manager Wassim Daageh. âIt is a contemporary and shared dining concept which will open guestsâ minds to the fresh flavors of Anatolian cuisine and transport them to Turkey,â he added.
âWork is progressing well on our permanent RĂŒya Doha, which will be a vibrant fusion of a restaurant, lounge and bar experience. We are delighted to expand our culinary portfolio and introduce this award-winning restaurant in Qatar. To say weâre excited would be an understatement,â he concluded.
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