Plant-Based Croissants and Tofu Scramble: 6 Vegan Restaurants in Qatar

Qatar has come a long way in healthy eating. Finding a vegan-friendly restaurant in Doha isn’t a challenge anymore. You can now easily find plant-based and vegan meals around the city, whether you’re looking to grab a quick, nutritious meal or planning dinner with friends. 

From full-service restaurants to casual cafes, salad bars for customizable bowls, here’s a guide to some of the most popular vegan-friendly spots in the country.

From the heart of Doha, Evergreen Organics is the first fully vegan restaurant in Qatar. It’s not just a trendy spot, but a community-focused cafe where you can eat clean and sustainable.

This vegan eatery offers a menu of creative plant-based artisanal dishes. Their banana pie and Amazonian bowl are Doha’s favourites. You can get your weekly meal plans here, along with juice cleanses from locally sourced, organic ingredients. The best highlight is their cozy dine-in space, situated by the picturesque Qanat Quartier canals, which makes for a peaceful and scenic escape.

Locations: The Pearl (Qanat Quartier), The Gate Mall (West Bay), Hamad International Airport (HIA)

Pricing: From QAR 50–80 per person

Raw handcrafted chocolates, great coffee, good music, and friendly service — Mylk is a plant-based cafe with Scandi-Chic interiors and an all-day breakfast menu. There are numerous plant-based, gluten-free, and dairy-free options available to choose from. And since it’s not fully vegan, your non-veg friends can tag along too. 

Mylk is the only cafe that offers vegan croissants in the country. Their handmade, vegan ice-creams are another highlight. Their salted cashew and pistachio paired with chocolate praline are especially popular.

Location: The Gate Mall in West Bay

Pricing: From QAR 50–80 per person

Quick and healthy meals on the go. Whether you need a post-workout meal or are running errands, Green and Go has got you covered. This health-focused salad bar allows you to customize your bowl with plant-based protein and grains. Add tahini dressing, grilled tofu — fully vegan.

Their most popular servings are the falafel wrap and the breakfast bagel. It makes the perfect spot for fresh food, healthy, yet creative meal options, and of course, fast service.

Locations: DECC Metro Station (West Bay), Lusail QNB Metro Station

Pricing: From QAR 45–60 per person

Thalatheen combines two things Doha does well — art and healthy food. Located outside the National Museum of Qatar (NMoQ) entrance, this concept café and gallery serves plant-based food in an artistic space. Perfect for a weekend brunch!

If you appreciate art, you’ll love Thalatheen’s menu featuring vegan dishes served in a space surrounded by Qatari artwork. Their shawarma wrap with hot cauliflower soup and foul will not disappoint. 

Location: National Museum of Qatar

Pricing: From QAR 50 per person

Colorful umbrellas, leafy seating areas, and live music in the evening. Twisted Olive & Naama’s Garden is a modern garden retreat. Rooted around the 80-year-old olive tree, this restaurant is inspired by the modern bistro concept, blending innovative comfort food and traditional flavours.

You’ll find an all-day breakfast menu with their most loved vegan tofu scramble and chorizo, followed by hearty salads. Perfect for a relaxed brunch, lunch, or dinner — just get there early to grab a good spot.

Location: Doha Tower, 15 Street 910، Doha

Pricing: From QAR 50-90 per person

Raw ME isn’t a dine-in spot, but worth a mention as Qatar’s leading health brand. Known for being the first in Qatar to offer 100% plant-based cold-pressed juices, nutritional detox cleanses, vegan meals, desserts, and snacks.

What sets it apart is its cold-pressed, hydraulic-press juices, which preserve enzymes and nutrients — Layla al-Dorani’s founding idea to deliver nutritious drinks in every bottle.

Location: Order online, delivery available across Qatar

Pricings: From QAR 30-40 per person