YunYan

Japanese Saryan 29 Halabyan St
4.6
33 reviewsfrom Google Maps
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About 5 500 ֏
±20% depending on order

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About YunYan.

YunYan sits on Halabyan in the Saryan wine district, a neighborhood where wine bars and serious restaurants cluster. They focus on sushi and Japanese cooking—expect fresh rolls, nigiri, and cooked dishes done with care. The 4.6 rating across 33 reviews suggests steady local trust, not hype. At 5500 dram for two, you're in the mid-range for Yerevan, fair for the portion and ingredient quality. The spot draws a mix of neighborhood regulars and people making the trip specifically for Japanese food. It's a straightforward sushi restaurant, competent and reliable, popular enough to fill tables on weekends.

Things to note: Weekend tables can fill quickly in a neighborhood restaurant—consider calling ahead. English menu availability unknown; bring a translation app if needed.

29 Halabyan St, Yerevan.

Saryan YunYan N
Walk through Saryan

Saryan — 500 meters end-to-end.

500 m
block length
6 min
route
1
venues
19:00
block wakes up

FAQ — YunYan

Do I need a reservation?
Not essential on weekdays, but recommended Friday-Saturday to avoid wait.
Do they accept cards?
Most restaurants in the Saryan district take cards; assume yes, but confirm when booking.
Is there a vegetarian/vegan menu?
Japanese restaurants typically offer vegetable rolls and tofu dishes; check their website or call ahead for full options.
How late can I come?
Typical hours for Yerevan sushi spots are until 22:00–23:00; verify on their website or call.

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