Tasty house

Tasty House runs as a fast-food kitchen in Yerevan, the kind of place you order from rather than linger in. The menu covers familiar ground — sandwiches, burgers, shawarma, khorovats (grilled meat) — alongside a run of Georgian and Armenian staples: khachapuri (cheese-filled bread), lahmajo (thin meat-topped flatbread), soups and salads. There's pizza too, plus sweets like gata (layered pastry with a sugar filling) and pakhlava (syrup-soaked nut pastry).

A pork karkandak (savory hand pie) shows up as a newer addition on the menu, alongside a chicken version — small signs that the lineup shifts rather than stays fixed.

Orders go through the website or by phone, with pre-order available on select dishes. Card payment, including contactless, is accepted. Google and Yandex data mark it as suited to groups and children, and it serves lunch — takeout is the main setup here.

This spot sits in Yerevan, roughly 2 km north-northeast of the city center in a straight line.