Ankyun
About Ankyun.
Ankyun is a casual Italian restaurant in Kentron with a focused menu and reliable execution. The space is comfortable, background-friendly, suited to both solo diners and groups. You'll find proper antipasti (bruschette, caprese, mozzarella balls), six soups and salads covering vegetable to protein-forward options, a solid pasta lineup (Arrabbiata, Carbonara, Pesto, Bolognese), wood-fired pizzas from 4000֏, and risottos anchored by seafood and mushroom variants. The Mare section offers grilled salmon with Bearnaise and Tiger shrimps with rose sauce; Carni delivers steaks with six sauce options (pesto, mushroom, spicy, horseradish) at 8500֏. Desserts are classically Italian—homemade tiramisu, gelato, panna cotta, brownie. Coffee program is standard espresso/cappuccino/latte. Spirit list is well-stocked: Armenian cognacs, whiskey, gin, tequila, and homemade limoncello. Average spend around 10,000 AMD per person for a main course with drink.
Things to note: No Armenian or Georgian dishes. Limited wine list not detailed here. Peak hours may require a wait.
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4 Vardanants St, Yerevan 0010.
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