Artashi Mot (Kentron)

Artashi Mot is a no-frills Armenian grill and khash house on Moskovyan Street. The format is casual—order at counter, eat at shared tables. The menu revolves around two pillars: khash (the slow-cooked lamb/pork stew, available in several cuts and proteins) and lula sandwiches (grilled meat wrapped in lavash bread, with options ranging from chicken at 1100 AMD to game meats at 1600 AMD). You'll also find khash boxes—pre-assembled portions with lavash and pickles for takeout. The venue suits travelers wanting authentic local eating, expats grabbing lunch, and anyone craving warming, protein-heavy Armenian staples. Ambiance is unpretentious; the 4.1-star rating (669 reviews) reflects consistent execution rather than refinement. Average check around 4500 AMD for a full meal. Open year-round; khash is winter comfort, but lula works any season.

Things to note: Expect basic decor and shared seating. Menu is Armenian-focused; no cocktails or sides. Payment method not confirmed; check cash/card on arrival.