Kagayaki Japanese Restaurant

Kagayaki sits on Moskovyan in central Yerevan, a Japanese restaurant despite its Armenian cuisine classification—worth clarifying when you call. The space draws a mixed crowd from the Kentron district: office workers, small groups, couples. Expect traditional Armenian plates: khorovatz, lula, khash when in season. At 4500 dram for two, you're in solid midrange territory for the center, reasonable for the portion size and location. The 4.2 rating across 17 reviews suggests steady, unexceptional execution—people return without raving. This is a dependable spot when you want Armenian food steps from Republic Square, not a destination meal.

Things to note: The Japanese name paired with Armenian menu can confuse first-timers—confirm the menu when booking. No strong reviews on English-language fluency.