Japanese Restaurants in Yerevan and Armenia
Sushi bars, ramen houses, and izakayas bringing Tokyo's precision to the Caucasus.
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Harut Davtyan
Japanese sushi spot on Paruyr Sevak in old Yerevan, where locals stop for rolls and nigiri without pretense.
Սուշի Զոն
Սուշի Զոն sits on Mesrop Mashtots in central Yerevan, a sushi-focused spot where rolls and nigiri are the main event.
Ramen-Ten
Ramen-Ten sits on central Abovyan Street serving serious Japanese noodle bowls in a neighborhood packed with lunch crowds and after-work diners.
Kino Sushi
Kino Sushi sits on Zakyan in central Yerevan, a casual spot that leans Armenian despite the name — you'll find lula kebab, lula lula, and grilled meats along…
Yerevan Roll
Yerevan Roll is a sushi takeaway spot on Paronyan Street in central Yerevan, handling the lunch-hour crush of office workers and students from the neighborhood.
YunYan
YunYan sits on Halabyan in the Saryan wine district, a neighborhood where wine bars and serious restaurants cluster.
Sushi Lab
Sushi Lab sits in quiet Arabkir, a neighborhood sushi spot that takes rolls seriously without the fuss.
Ginza Yerevan
Ginza Yerevan sits on 9th Street in Erebuni, a neighborhood where locals know their spots.
Murakami City
Murakami City sits on Heratsi in the Cascade district, where art galleries and cafes cluster around the steps.
Samurai Sushi Bar
Samurai Sushi Bar sits on Marshal Baghramyan in central Yerevan, a straightforward sushi counter where rolls and nigiri are the focus.
Kyoto Lounge by SushiToria
Kyoto Lounge sits on Saryan Street in central Yerevan, a Japanese spot run by the SushiToria team with a focused menu.
Sushivesla Armenia
Sushivesla sits on Mesrop Mashtots in central Yerevan, a sushi counter where rolls and nigiri are the main event.
Karē House
Karē House brings proper Japanese curry to Yerevan—the kind built on slow-cooked roux, not shortcuts.
Tokyooo
Tokyooo sits on Nalbandyan in central Yerevan, a straightforward Japanese restaurant drawing office workers and date-night couples to the Kentron.
AKO Sushi
AKO Sushi sits on Martiros Saryan in central Yerevan, a straightforward Japanese spot where you get rolls, nigiri, and hot dishes without theater.
Chopstick
Chopstick sits on Northern Avenue in central Yerevan, a straightforward Japanese spot serving sushi, rolls, and cooked dishes.
Pabló Yerevan
Pabló is a straightforward Japanese spot in central Yerevan, tucked on Abovyan Street where office workers and date-night couples drift in.
Sushi Panda
Sushi Panda sits on Teryan in central Yerevan, doing Japanese rolls and sushi plates at takeaway speed.
Sushi Toria
Sushi Toria sits on Martiros Saryan in central Yerevan, a straightforward sushi counter-and-table spot where rolls and nigiri are the focus.
Yerevan's Japanese dining scene leans heavily toward sushi and maki rolls, with a handful of ramen specialists breaking the pattern. The core sits in Kentron — walk Tumanyan, Abovyan, or the Northern Avenue grid and you'll pass half a dozen spots within ten minutes. Price bands are tight: budget delivery operations charge around 3,000 ֏ for two, mid-range sit-down places land at 4,000–5,500 ֏, and the few premium rooms push past 7,000 ֏. Ramen-Ten anchors the high end with tonkotsu and shoyu bowls, while newcomers like Murakami City near the Cascade bring donburi and chirashi to a neighbourhood short on Asian options.