Hummus Kimchi

Hummus Kimchi is a cafe on Martiros Saryan Street built around two kitchens meeting on one menu: Israeli plates and Korean sides. Starters include bulgogi (2200֏), Israeli salad (1000֏), labneh (1000֏), and pickled sides — marinated vegetables, egg, and radish, each 780-1000֏. Sauces on the table are tahini and schug (420֏ each). The soup section has one entry, harira, at 2100֏. Hot dishes run to basar-bakar (4000֏), plus two Korean plates — Korean chicken (3200֏) and Korean sombok (2400֏). For dessert there's puno-ppan (1200֏). Combo sets simplify ordering, from the Israeli combo (2200֏) up through Combo №3 at 4000֏, with options at 1700֏, 2400֏, 2650֏, and 3350֏ in between. Drinks cover Coca-Cola, Fanta, Byurekh, tan (Biokat), Jermuk mineral water, and Yan juice, all 630-740֏. The bar side has Bever Amber and Viena lager (1470֏ each), Ararat brandy (1050֏), and Martiros wine in red, white, or rosé (11000֏ per bottle). Average check runs around 8000 AMD. It suits people who want a fixed combo rather than assembling a meal from scratch, or anyone curious what Israeli and Korean plates look like side by side on one table.