Kari Bulki Khachapuri

Bakeries & pastry Kentron (Center) 14 Mesrop Mashtots Ave
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1 reviewsfrom Google Maps
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About 8 000 ֏
±20% depending on order

About Kari Bulki Khachapuri.

Kari Bulki Khachapuri operates as a konditorskaya—a hybrid bakery-café focused on fresh pastries and the Georgian cheese bread that gives it its name. The venue sits on Mesrop Mashtots, Kentron's main artery, positioned for grab-and-go traffic as much as sit-down visits. Expect warm khachapuri variants, seasonal pastries, and coffee drinks at casual prices (~8000 AMD per person). The space works for breakfast before work, a midday snack, or an informal lunch. Suits anyone craving straightforward baked goods without ceremony.

Things to note: No website or phone listed; opening hours and menu availability unclear. Limited seating likely. Cash-only payment possible.

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14 Mesrop Mashtots Ave, Yerevan 0015.

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FAQ — Kari Bulki Khachapuri

What is khachapuri?
Georgian cheese bread, typically boat-shaped or round, filled with melted cheese and sometimes egg. Kari Bulki specializes in variations of this.
Is it dine-in or takeaway?
Likely both, though konditorskaya format suggests quick service. Seating may be limited; confirm on-site.
What's the price range?
Around 8000 AMD per person on average. Expect khachapuri, pastries, and drinks in that ballpark.

Kari Bulki Khachapuri doesn't take reservations.

It's a walk-in, first-come spot.

One hidden
spot a week.