Moscafe

Moscafe sits on Abovyan Street in central Yerevan, offering a compact menu built around Japanese-style rolls and basic soft drinks. The California roll with crab runs 4000֏, while the same roll made with salmon costs 4600֏, and the version topped with sea urchin comes in at 4800֏. The Kappa maki, a simpler cucumber roll, is priced at 1400֏, and the Gammanishi roll rounds out the roll selection at 4600֏. For drinks, guests can choose from Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Zero, Sprite and Fanta, each priced at 500֏, alongside Jermuk mineral water and Bireli water, also 500֏ each. With an average check of around 2000 AMD, Moscafe works for a quick roll and a soda rather than a full sit-down meal. The menu suits travelers or locals looking for a fast bite of sushi-style rolls without committing to a larger Japanese restaurant spread. Because the lineup is limited to six roll options and six drink choices, it's a straightforward stop for anyone craving California-style sushi rolls in the Kentron area, paired with a cold soft drink or bottled water. There's no coffee or hot beverage listed on the available menu, so visitors expecting a classic café experience should look elsewhere for that specific need.

Things to note: The listed menu includes only sushi rolls and soft drinks, no coffee or hot beverages.