Cuisine · Asian

Asian Restaurants in Yerevan and Beyond

Indian spice routes, Chinese comfort, sushi counters — 22 venues spanning six regional traditions

Skip the scroll? Ask by voice

Yerevan's Asian dining splits cleanly into three price bands and four culinary traditions. Indian spots dominate the mid-to-high range — Mehak in Cascade and Zara in Malatia both sit at 6,500 dram per person, with tandoor ovens and northern-style curries. Chinese kitchens cluster in Kentron: Made in China pulls decent dim sum at 4,500, while Dragon Garden drops to 2,500 for Sichuan-leaning stir-fries. Sushi counters — SushiMall, Sushi Zen, Yume — hover around 3,500 to 4,500 for maki sets. JanPho brings Vietnamese soups to Cascade, and Little Bali attempts Indonesian plates at the same price point. Outside Yerevan, options thin: Sushi Simfonia in Ijevan, a handful of budget Chinese in secondary cities.

12
venues
5
rating 4.5+
12
Yerevan districts
2.5K ֏
from avg check

Where to start with asian.

Sorted by rating × review count. Editorial-vetted.

Zara Restaurant

Malatia-Sebastia Sebastia St Asian

Zara sits on Sebastia Street in the bustling Malatia bazaar district, where it's become a go-to for serious Indian food.

top rated
~6 500 ֏
4.9
272 reviews
Open

Spice n Rice - India’s Delight

Kentron (Center) 5GH3+FJ Asian

Spice n Rice sits on Mesrop Mashtots in central Yerevan, serving Indian food to a mix of locals and expats who know the district.

top ratedhidden gem
~6 500 ֏
4.9
105 reviews
Open

Little Bali Restaurant

Cascade 1 Tamanyan St Asian

Little Bali sits on Tamanyan in the Cascade district, where galleries and cafes cluster around the steps.

~4 500 ֏
4.9
83 reviews
Open

Indian Mehak Restaurant & Bar

Cascade 10 Koryun St Asian

Indian Mehak sits on Koryun Street in the Cascade neighborhood, where art-focused locals and tourists converge for serious North Indian cooking.

top rated
~6 500 ֏
4.8
2,327 reviews
Open

Yume Sushi Bar

Arabkir 6 Nikoghayos Adonts St Asian

Yume Sushi Bar sits quietly in Arabkir, a neighborhood spot for rolls and nigiri without the tourist markup.

~3 500 ֏
4.6
20 reviews
Open

Made in China

Kentron (Center) 19 Tumanyan St Asian

Made in China sits on Tumanyan in central Yerevan, serving Cantonese and wider Asian dishes to a steady mix of office workers and locals.

~4 500 ֏
4.4
574 reviews
Open

JanPho

Cascade 47 Nalbandyan St Asian

JanPho sits on Nalbandyan in the Cascade district, where the art crowd passes through.

~4 500 ֏
4.4
192 reviews
Open

Sushi Zen

Kentron (Center) 18 Mesrop Mashtots Ave Asian

Sushi Zen sits on Mesrop Mashtots in central Yerevan, serving Japanese-leaning Asian cuisine to the downtown office and shopping crowd.

~4 500 ֏
4.3
73 reviews
Open

MEHFIL 24/7

Kanaker-Zeytun 28 Asian

Mehfil 24/7 is an Indian restaurant in Kanaker-Zeytun, in the old Yerevan quarter where local families and workers grab quick meals.

~4 500 ֏
4.3
51 reviews
Open

Old Beijing

Kentron (Center) 9 Tumanyan Street Asian

Old Beijing sits on central Tumanyan Street serving Chinese food to a steady mix of local regulars and office workers from the Kentron district.

~3 500 ֏
4.0
217 reviews
Open

SushiMall

Kentron (Center) 31 Asian

SushiMall sits on Moskovyan Street in central Yerevan, serving roll-focused sushi and broader Asian hits to the downtown lunch and after-work crowd.

~3 500 ֏
4.0
187 reviews
Open

Beijing

Kentron (Center) 33 Sayat-Nova Ave Asian

Beijing sits on Sayat-Nova in central Yerevan, serving straightforward Chinese cooking to office workers and local families.

~3 500 ֏
4.0
106 reviews
Open

FAQ — Asian in Yerevan

Which Asian cuisines are best represented in Yerevan?
Indian and Chinese lead by venue count. Indian restaurants — Mehak, Spice n Rice, Zara — offer tandoor meats, biryanis, and paneer curries in the 6,500 dram range. Chinese kitchens span budget Sichuan-style stir-fries (Dragon Garden at 2,500) to mid-range Cantonese (Made in China at 4,500). Japanese sushi bars run 3,500 to 4,500 for standard maki sets. Vietnamese (JanPho) and Indonesian (Little Bali) each have one representative.
Where do most Asian restaurants concentrate in Yerevan?
Kentron holds the bulk: Made in China, Old Beijing, SushiMall, Sushi Zen, two Dragon Garden branches, and Beijing all operate within walking distance of Republic Square. Cascade has the Indian heavyweights (Mehak, Spice n Rice) plus JanPho and Little Bali. Malatia hosts Zara and JAY KUBER for Indian. Kanaker has MEHFIL 24/7 and Taste Of India.
What does a typical meal cost at Yerevan's Asian restaurants?
Budget Chinese and sushi spots start at 2,500 dram per person (Dragon Garden, Pekin Cascade, Sushi Me). Mid-tier — Made in China, JanPho, Old Beijing, most sushi bars — runs 3,500 to 4,500. Indian restaurants top out at 6,500 for tandoori platters, biryanis, and naan at Mehak, Zara, and Spice n Rice. Add 1,000 to 1,500 for rice cocktails or lassi.
Are these restaurants suitable for vegetarians?
Indian kitchens are the safest bet: paneer tikka, dal makhani, aloo gobi, and vegetable biryanis appear on every menu at Mehak, Zara, and Spice n Rice. Chinese spots offer stir-fried vegetables and tofu, though preparation sometimes shares woks with meat. Sushi bars have cucumber maki and avocado rolls, but limited hot vegetarian options. Little Bali lists tempeh and vegetable rendang.
Do I need reservations for Asian restaurants in Yerevan?
Indian Mehak and Zara fill up weekend evenings — book a day ahead. Made in China sees Friday and Saturday dinner crowds; call by afternoon. Budget Chinese spots (Dragon Garden, Old Beijing) and sushi counters (SushiMall, Sushi Zen) handle walk-ins most nights. MEHFIL 24/7 in Kanaker accepts walk-ins around the clock.

Find your place by voice.

Say "asian in Kentron under 8000 dram" — get 3–5 picks in 5 seconds.

RU · EN · HY · WEB SPEECH API

One hidden
spot a week.