Jrahars Restaurant

Armenian Adjapnyak 5/11 Gevorg Chaush St
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About 8 000 ֏
±20% depending on order

About Jrahars Restaurant.

Jrahars operates as a straightforward Armenian restaurant in the Proshyan neighbourhood, positioned for neighbourhood diners and those seeking traditional Armenian cooking without ceremony. The 8000 AMD average check suggests accessible pricing—standard for casual Armenian spots serving grilled meats, stews, and bread-based dishes. Ambiance leans informal; this is the kind of place where locals eat regularly. No website; calling ahead is wise for group bookings or to confirm seasonal hours. Suits: weekday lunch crowds, families, anyone after honest Armenian food in a low-key setting.

Things to note: No website or online menu; no reviews yet on Google. Call +37499411209 to confirm hours and availability. Limited English may be spoken—bring a phrasebook or translation app.

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5/11 Gevorg Chaush St, Proshyan.

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What type of food does Jrahars serve?
Armenian cuisine. Expect grilled meats, stews (lula, kufta), fresh bread, and seasonal vegetables typical of traditional Armenian cooking.
How much should I budget?
Around 8000 AMD per person for a full meal including main, bread, and drink. No premium markup.
Can I book a table?
Call +37499411209 to reserve, especially for groups. Walk-ins are generally welcome during off-peak hours.
Where exactly is it?
5/11 Gevorg Chaush Street in Proshyan, a residential neighbourhood north of central Yerevan.

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