Old Beijing

Old Beijing sits on Tumanyan Street in Kentron, and its menu is organized around two sections: salads/appetizers and soups. The salad list ranges from a plain tomato-and-cucumber plate (1850֏) and sesame-dressed cucumber (2300֏) to a Peking duck salad (5100֏), a soy salad with seaweed (2350֏), a spicy red-and-white cabbage salad with sesame (2750֏), and a green Feng-Xie salad with mustard and cucumber (2100֏). The soup side covers a vegetable hot-and-sour soup (1000֏), a separate hot & sour soup (1000֏), wonton soup (3100֏), seafood soup (2000֏), a meat soup with mushrooms (1650֏), and a beef soup with eggs (1650֏). With prices from 1000֏ to 5100֏ and an average check around 3500 AMD, it works for a light meal built around one or two salads plus a soup, rather than a full multi-course dinner. It suits people who want a smaller Chinese-style plate—soup and salad combinations—over heavier mains, and the Peking duck salad gives a single higher-priced item for those wanting something more substantial. Located in central Yerevan, it's an easy stop for a quick, moderately priced Chinese meal without needing to commit to a large order.