The Punjabi Kitchen

Indian Kentron (Center) 14/2 Khanjyan St
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About 7 500 ֏
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About The Punjabi Kitchen.

The Punjabi Kitchen brings north Indian home cooking to Kentron with a focus on traditional tandoori dishes and hand-rolled breads. The kitchen works the tandoor daily, which means fresh naan, roti, and paratha arrive at your table still warm. Curries lean toward the aromatic end—think tomato-based gravies with cardamom and cinnamon rather than excessive heat. The dining room is casual and warm, with a mixed crowd of expats, Armenian regulars, and travelers seeking genuine Punjabi flavors without pretense. Expect to spend around 7,500 AMD per person for a main, bread, and chai. The menu covers the standards—butter chicken, paneer tikka, lamb rogan josh—executed with consistency that keeps people returning.

Things to note: No website or online ordering. Cash preferred; confirm card acceptance by phone before visit.

14/2 Khanjyan St, Yerevan 0002.

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FAQ — The Punjabi Kitchen

Is the food spicy?
Moderately spiced by default. Dishes lean aromatic rather than fiery. Request adjustments at order time.
Do they accommodate vegetarian diets?
Yes. Paneer tikka, chana masala, aloo gobi, and dal are reliable options. Confirm ingredients if vegan.
How far is it from Republic Square?
Khanjyan St is 10–15 minutes on foot from Republic Square, or a short taxi ride in Kentron.

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