Foodetory

Foodetory sits inside a food court in Arabkir, a counter built around Adjarian khachapuri. The boat-shaped bread comes three ways: with two eggs at 1500 AMD, with basturma and one egg at 1700 AMD, or with ham and two eggs at 1700 AMD. Alongside the khachapuri, the counter sells plain bread — lavash at 50 AMD and matnakash at 30 AMD — plus Italian focaccia bread at 400 AMD. The menu is short and priced for a quick stop: an average check runs around 2500 AMD, enough to cover one khachapuri and a side of bread. This suits anyone passing through the food court who wants filled bread rather than a full sit-down meal — travellers on a budget, locals grabbing lunch between errands, or anyone curious about Adjarian khachapuri without committing to a restaurant-sized portion. There's no wider menu of mains, salads or drinks listed here, so it works better as a stop for bread and khachapuri than as a place for a complete meal. The three khachapuri versions cover different tastes: a plain egg version for the classic, a basturma version for more depth, and a ham version as a milder alternative. At 67 reviews and a 4.4 rating, it's found its audience among people who know exactly what they're coming for.

Things to note: Menu limited to khachapuri and bread — no other dishes or drinks listed.