Middle Eastern Restaurants in Yerevan
Spices, smoke, and warm bread: flavors from neighboring lands, perfected here.
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Lebanese Kunji Yerevan
Lebanese Kunji operates as a hybrid bakery-restaurant, focused on straightforward Middle Eastern fare without pretense.
Eliza Restaurant - Cafe
Eliza occupies a straightforward café slot on Komitas Avenue, serving Middle Eastern fare in Arabkir.
Avedis Food
Avedis Food brings Lebanese home cooking to Zakyan Street in Kentron.
Falafel Box
Falafel Box sits on Movses Khorenatsi in central Yerevan, doing Lebanese fast-casual right.
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Khmorjik Bakery
Khmorjik is a Lebanese bakery on Teryan Street in the Cascade district, where locals queue for warm flatbreads and pastries.
Tsitron by Golden Bakery
Tsitron sits on Proshyan in the wine district, a Lebanese spot run by the Golden Bakery crew.
Shirvan Persian Halal Restaurant
Shirvan sits on central Tumanyan Street with the feel of a proper Persian halal kitchen—no shortcuts.
Phoenix Iranian Restaurant (رستوران فونیکس)
Phoenix sits on Amiryan Street serving a mixed Persian-Armenian menu in a straightforward, casual setting.
Jaco Restaurant & More
Jaco is a straightforward Middle Eastern restaurant with a solid neighbourhood following.
Yasmine Restaurant
Yasmine anchors Ghazar Parpetsi Street as a reliable 24-hour Middle Eastern kitchen.
Pars
Pars occupies a straightforward dining space in Arabkir, focused on Persian fundamentals: chargrilled kebabs (lamb, chicken, ground meat), saffron-scented ba…
Luca Restaurant
Luca occupies a straightforward spot on Hanrapetutyan Street, serving Middle Eastern dishes to a mixed crowd of locals and visitors.
Anteb Restaurant
Anteb occupies a corner of Yeznik Koghbatsi Street with warm, unpretentious energy.
Jano
Jano sits on Tigran Mets facing Republic Square, serving Middle Eastern food to a mix of business lunch crowds and evening diners.
Restaurant Arian رستوران ایرانی آرین
Arian is a Persian restaurant on Tigran Mets in central Yerevan, serving straightforward Middle Eastern fare to a mixed crowd of locals and visitors.
Pandok Karas
Pandok Karas operates as a no-frills Middle Eastern grill house, anchored by quality shawarma.
Rehan Restaurant
Rehan sits on Isahakyan Street near Cascade, serving Lebanese cuisine with a focus on grilled meats and mezze.
Lagonid Լագոնիդ
Lagonid sits on Nalbandyan in central Yerevan, serving straightforward Middle Eastern food at middle-budget prices.
Marilda Café & Restaurant
Marilda is a straightforward Lebanese restaurant on Pushkin Street, serving the kind of mezze and grilled dishes you'd find in Beirut—hummus, fattoush, grill…
Yerevan's Middle Eastern scene splits into two lanes: Persian sit-down restaurants clustered in Kentron—Shirvan and Phoenix both run 4,500 ֏ for rice-and-kebab mains, both halal—and fast-casual falafel or shawarma counters scattered through Republic Square and Cascade. The 12 venues span Yerevan plus one resort in Dilijan. Expect Persian rice dishes with saffron and barberries, Levantine mezze spreads, and grilled meats. Many places cater to Iranian visitors and offer Farsi menus alongside Armenian and English.