Artashi Mot (Kentron)

Artashi Mot is a grill-focused restaurant in Kentron built around khorovats: pork (soft or chalaladj), chicken, lamb, quail, mushrooms and vegetables. Soups include seasonal khash, piti, spas, chicken soup, solyanka and fish soup. The garsavur khorovats section offers smaller chicken, pork, quail and lamb portions, plus chicken and pork baguettes. Kebab comes as chicken, quail or lamb, alongside ikibir versions of the same proteins. Salads run from a summer salad to arugula, guacamole and a small Caesar. Khinkali, boiled or fried, is priced at 350-400 AMD. The fish section covers boiled and grilled istiok, sturgeon, trout and sighorak, sold by the kilogram. Garnishes include fried potatoes, rice, lentils and mashed potato. Hot dishes list tjvzhik, khashlama, fried trout, rishta, chicken steak and langet. Newer menu additions bring a club sandwich, classic and double burgers, chicken sticks, cheese balls and a dish called Lamborghini. Starters include a bread basket, homemade cheese assortment, marinated vegetables and olives. Drinks cover soda, mineral water, mango juice and a spirits list (Gradus, S Serebrom, Tsarskaya, Finsky, Koskenkorva, Moskovskie Novosti). With most mains between 1000 and 4000 AMD and fish priced per kilogram, the menu suits groups wanting Armenian grill and soups alongside lighter, faster options. Average check runs about 4500 AMD.

Things to note: Khash is listed as a seasonal dish, not available year-round.