Armenian Restaurants in Arabkir, Yerevan
Local eateries and neighborhood canteens in Yerevan's residential northwest, centered around Komitas Avenue
Arabkir's Armenian dining splits between fast-service shawarma counters along Komitas Avenue (Tumanyan Shaurma operates two locations here) and sit-down spots tucked into residential blocks. Price floor starts at 3,000 dram for wraps and casual plates, reaching 6,500 dram at Foodicted on Komitas 3/1, which reworks traditional recipes with contemporary plating. Queen Music Hall on Marshal Baghramyan adds live performance to the meal. The district lacks the density of central Yerevan, but walkability between venues along Komitas works for comparing styles in one afternoon.
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Qantara Restaurant & Cafe
Qantara occupies the middle ground between casual neighbourhood cafe and proper sit-down restaurant.
Gndik boqonik , Գնդիկ բոքոնիկ, Гндик боконик
Gndik Boqonik operates like someone's home kitchen opened its doors—no pretence, no frills.
Queen Music Hall
Queen Music Hall pairs traditional Armenian cooking with a live music venue format.
Hin Ureni
Hin Ureni sits in the Arabkir district serving straightforward Armenian food.
Hin Ureni
Hin Ureni translates to 'old wine,' and the restaurant delivers straightforward Armenian cooking without affectation.
BEST
BEST operates as a straightforward Armenian restaurant in the Arabkir district on Komitas Avenue.
Pandok Valley Ash
Pandok Valley Ash sits in Arabkir and focuses on ash—the Armenian soup that anchors village tables—alongside grilled meats and regional plates.
3 Խնձոր ռեստորան
3 Խնձոր sits on Jrvezh's 19th Street in Arabkir, a residential quarter east of Republic Square.
Highlander
Highlander sits on Nairi Zaryan Street in Arabkir and focuses on Armenian classics.
Таверна "Нур"
Таверна Нур operates as a modest Armenian restaurant in the Arabkir district, positioned along Komitas Avenue.
Bread Store
Bread Store operates as a stripped-down Armenian eatery in Arabkir, anchored by its namesake: fresh-baked bread.
Mane
Mane occupies a straightforward neighborhood spot in Arabkir, focused on Armenian home cooking rather than ceremony.
Foodicted
Foodicted sits on Komitas in the quiet Arabkir district, a neighborhood spot that takes Armenian cooking seriously without fuss.
Jean's Bistro
Jean's Bistro sits in Arabkir serving straightforward Armenian food at around 4000 AMD per head.
Pinza
Pinza occupies the middle ground of Yerevan's Armenian dining: neither formal nor rough, just honest kitchen work.
Zangezur Family Restaurant
Zangezur Family Restaurant sits on Azatutyan Ave in Arabkir and delivers what its name promises: family-style Armenian food in a casual setting.
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Foodicted
Foodicted on Komitas 3/1 presents Armenian staples with contemporary plating at 6,500 dram, making it easier to decode what's on the plate. The 4.8-star rating across 30 reviews suggests consistent execution.
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Tumanyan Shaurma at Komitas 50/50 runs a walk-up counter with shawarma and Armenian wraps at 3,000 dram. The 124 reviews indicate steady local traffic—this is where Arabkir residents grab lunch, not where they take visitors.
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