Artashi Mot (Kentron)
About Artashi Mot.
Artashi Mot is a khorovats-centered restaurant on Moskovyan Street in Kentron. The core of the menu is grilled meat: pork in three cuts, chicken, lamb, and quail khorovats, alongside garsavur wraps and skewered kebabs of chicken, quail, and lamb. Soups include piti, spas, solyanka, chicken soup, fish soup, and seasonal khash. Gars Box brings rishta noodles plain or topped with mushrooms and spinach, gavurma, chicken, pork, lamb, or quail. Salads run from a simple летний salad to arugula, guacamole, and Caesar. Hinkali come boiled or fried. The fish section covers river istiku, sterlet, and sigorak sold by the kilogram, plus grilled forel and lyoro. Garnishes are straightforward — fried potato, rice, lentils, mashed potato. A newer section adds burgers, a club sandwich, chicken sticks, and cheese balls, and there's a short list of vodka and cognac-style spirits alongside sodas and mineral water. Prices span from a 350 AMD hinkali to an 8000 AMD kilogram of sterlet, with an average check around 4500 AMD. It suits groups wanting to share grilled meat and fish, travelers looking for a straightforward Armenian meal, and anyone hoping to catch khash while it's in season.
Things to note: Khash is listed as seasonal and may not always be available.
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31 Moskovyan Street, Yerevan.
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