Ketch Up

Ketch Up is a fast-food counter on Pushkin Street, a short walk from Northern Avenue, built around grilled wraps and quick combos rather than sit-down plates. The menu splits into gyros and shawarma (chicken or pork, 1300–1400֏), grilled lavash wraps such as BBQ, Shish Tawook, chicken kabab and beef kabab (1200–1300֏), and hovoratz-style chicken legs and wings (1400–1500֏). There's also a burger and hot-dog line — the Ketch Up Beef-burger at 1700֏ and the Big-dog at 1400֏ — plus sides like chicken nuggets (1200֏) and fries (600֏). For something heavier than a wrap, the boul bowls (BBQ, Tawook, Chicky, Q) run 2300–2500֏, and the sandwich section repeats several of the same fillings — chicken, pork, BBQ, Shish Tawook — in bread form for 1300–1400֏. Combo sets bundling gyros or shawarma with sides come in at 2400–2500֏. With an average check around 4000 AMD, it suits anyone after a fast, filling meal rather than a long sit-down — travelers refueling between sights, locals grabbing lunch, or a late-night wrap run. The lineup is grill-and-counter focused: no plated national dishes beyond the kabab wraps and hovoratz chicken, so it reads as a shawarma-and-burger stop rather than a full Armenian menu.