SAS Food Court (Arabkir)

SAS Food Court sits on Komitas Ave in Arabkir, a self-service hall where a dozen counters cover different cuisines under one roof. Georgian khachapuri (Mingrelian, Imeretian, and Adjarian) and khinkali share space with a Chinese line serving orange chicken, crispy chicken, Thai chicken, and udon or soba noodles with veal or chicken. A josper grill turns out pork rib barbecue, chicken breast, and salmon, while a separate barbecue counter lists pork steak, tenderloin, ribs, and lamb, plus set menus for groups of three to eight. Pizza comes whole or by the slice — Margherita, Cesare, Pepperoni, Regina — alongside pasta dishes like carbonara spaghetti and four-cheese fettuccine. A bakery corner handles crepes, Belgian waffles, doughnuts, pastries (Napoleon, gata, brownie), and bread including zhengyal and tandoor lavash. Burgers, hot dogs, shawarma, and stuffed potatoes fill the fast-food side, and there's a small Japanese station with rolls and set trays. Smoothies, lemonades, and a non-alcoholic mojito round out the drinks list. Lunch combos pair mashed potatoes or rice with cutlets, chicken, or vegetables for 1350–2200 AMD. The format suits groups with different cravings, solo diners on a budget, or anyone wanting to sample several cuisines without picking one restaurant. Average check runs around 1800 AMD, with individual dishes ranging from 100 AMD doughnuts to 3000+ AMD pizzas and Japanese sets. It works as a practical stop for a fast, varied meal rather than a sit-down dining experience.