Samurai Sushi Bar
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About Samurai Sushi Bar.
Samurai Sushi Bar sits on Marshal Baghramyan in central Yerevan, a straightforward sushi counter where rolls and nigiri are the focus. The menu leans into standard Japanese formats—maki combinations, fresh fish over rice, tempura sides—executed cleanly without fuss. Center-district crowd here tends toward office workers on lunch break and couples in the evening; it's business-casual rather than date-night theatrical. At 5500 dram for two, you're mid-range for the neighborhood—more than a quick bite, less than splurge territory. The 4.5 rating across 96 reviews suggests consistent, reliable work. Straightforward spot if you want sushi without pretense.
Things to note: No major red flags noted. Standard sushi bar pacing applies—order and timing may feel slower during peak hours.
2 Marshal Baghramyan Ave, Yerevan.
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