About Yeravan.
Yeravan is a soup-centric Armenian kitchen positioned on Marshal Baghramyan Ave in central Yerevan. The format suggests a straightforward, casual operation focused on traditional Armenian broths and soup-based dishes—likely lula, kufta, or bone marrow soups typical of the cuisine. At around 4500 AMD per head, it's pitched toward budget-conscious diners, students, and those seeking quick, warming meals. The soup kitchen model implies minimal table service and fast turnover. No guest reviews are available yet, making this a venture still building its audience. Best suited for locals on lunch breaks or travellers wanting authentic Armenian comfort food without pretension.
Things to note: No reviews or ratings yet; limited online presence. Verify hours and current menu via phone or visit.
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52 Marshal Baghramyan Ave, Yerevan.
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