SAS Food Court (Arabkir)
About SAS Food Court.
SAS Food Court sits on Halabyan Street in Arabkir, laid out as a row of independent counters rather than a single kitchen. Walk past a Chinese station serving chicken with orange, crispy chicken, Chinese Thai chicken, udon with veal and soba with chicken, then a Georgian counter with kharcho, boiled khinkali with mushrooms, Mingrelian and Imeretian khachapuri. A Japanese corner offers rolls and set trays like Set Katana (32 pcs) and Set Akita (24 pcs), chicken rolls and crispy salmon rolls. Pizza comes whole or by the slice — Margherita, Cesare, Di Cotto, Regina, Pepperoni — alongside burgers, hot dogs, and a shawarma counter with pork and chicken versions plated or wrapped. A josper grill turns out barbecue pork ribs, chicken breast, and salmon, while a barbecue-set menu covers larger groups with ghavurma, shawarma or mixed grill platters for 3 to 8 people. Sweets and drinks round it out: crepes, Belgian waffles, doughnuts, a bakery line of pastries (Napoleon, gata, brownie), smoothies in banana-Nutella and berry combinations, and a lemonade list running from passion fruit to blue bubble. There's also a lunch-set section with fixed combos, pasta dishes, stuffed potatoes, salads, and a lahmacun-and-sandwich stand. With an average check around 2500 AMD, it suits groups who can't agree on one cuisine, solo diners wanting a quick plate, and anyone picking up pastries or a smoothie between stops in Arabkir.
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22 Halabyan St, Yerevan.
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FAQ — SAS Food Court
What cuisines are available at SAS Food Court?
Is there a set menu for groups?
What's the average check at SAS Food Court?
SAS Food Court doesn't take reservations.
It's a walk-in, first-come spot. Call ahead to check the wait.
Call · +374 11 53 88 88

