Noem hall

Armenian Noem hall Արարատի մարզ գյուղ Շահումյան
5.0
5 reviewsfrom Google Maps
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About 4 500 ֏
±20% depending on order
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About Noem hall.

Noem Hall operates as a straightforward Armenian restaurant in Artashat, a town south of Yerevan in Ararat Province. The venue focuses on traditional Armenian cooking—expect khash, khorovatz, lula kebab, and seasonal vegetable dishes typical of the region. The space feels local and unpretentious, suited to families, groups, and anyone seeking authentic preparation without fuss. Pricing sits around 4500 AMD per person, making it accessible for regular visits. The 5-star rating across a small review base suggests consistency in execution, though visitor volume appears modest. Service tends toward straightforward rather than formal. This works well for travellers looking to eat where locals do, or expats craving genuine Armenian home cooking outside central Yerevan.

Things to note: Small review base; limited English-language information online. No website beyond Facebook. Confirm hours before visit; rural venues sometimes close early or observe local holidays.

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What's the average spend?
Around 4500 AMD per person for a main course, non-alcoholic beverage, and bread. Khorovatz and meat dishes sit at the higher end; vegetable or bean dishes lower.
Is it suitable for groups?
Yes. The casual, community-focused atmosphere suits family gatherings and larger parties. Call ahead (+37498240039) to confirm table availability.
How do I get there from Yerevan?
Artashat is ~40 km south via M-2 highway, roughly 45 minutes by car or minibus from Republic Square. Noem Hall is in the village proper on Sargsyan street.
What's the vibe?
Local, unpretentious Armenian restaurant. No frills or elaborate décor; focus is on food and company. Popular with residents of Artashat and surrounding villages.

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