Khorovats (Armenian BBQ) in Saryan, Yerevan
Two charcoal-grill houses a five-minute walk apart, one known for homestyle spreads, the other for quick portions
Saryan's khorovats scene runs tight: two spots, both within reach of the Cascade steps. Kraki Mot anchors Marshal Baghramyan Avenue with a 126-review track record and grilled lavash that arrives hot off the saj; expect 5,500 dram and up for full platters. Black Angus on Admiral Isakov Avenue keeps prices lower—around 4,000 dram—and operates as a newer, smaller-format grill. Both use open charcoal, both serve the same cuts (pork neck, chicken thigh, lamb ribs), but the setting and pacing differ enough that your choice hinges on whether you want the neighbourhood table or the grab-and-go counter.
All khorovats (armenian bbq) in Saryan.
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Kraki Mot
Kraki Mot's 126 reviews and consistent grilled lavash service give you the classic Yerevan khorovats ritual without surprises. The pork neck platters are portioned for two, and the charcoal pit sits visible from most tables.
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Kraki Mot pulls a local lunch crowd from the nearby offices and art studios, so the pace is unhurried and the tables fill with regulars who know the grill master by name. The location on Marshal Baghramyan also puts you a block from the Cafesjian Center if you want to combine the meal with a gallery visit.
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