Then the lunch buffet at The Torch, Doha - very impressive. 

And there's from the Banana Island by Anantara. 

2. It has stunning architecture. This is where the old and the new meet and combine in different shapes and sizes. There are still so much construction in the city, but if you look in other directions, you'll find them standing high and proud, most especially in the evening when it is all gloriously lit up. You can start from the Museum of Islamic Art by I.M. Pei, Qatar National Museum by Jean Nouvel (still under construction as of this writing), the luxury accommodation at The Pearl, the giant oryx by the Four Seasons, the Doha Tower (another one by Jean Nouvel), with an eye-catching cylindrical facade, and beside it stood the Tornado Tower. In addition to that, if you drive thirty minutes away, you'll find the Torch Hotel which they used during the Olympics. The country is gearing up for the World Cup. The metro train is on the way, and surely in a few more years if I come back, Doha will be offering more sights to see. 

Aside from the ones mentioned above, I must highlight that Qatar Airways is my favorite airline. They've got professional staff that is always ready to help. I love their food too. The ride is always worth the price.