Restaurant serving only Jingalov Hats, a uniquely Armenian dish from Artsakh (Karabakh) which is a number of herbs and greens wrapped in a simple vegan dough. Good for sitting in or take-out. All vegan except for a dairy yogurt drink. Also serves water, wine, and juice. PLease note pakhlava contains non-vegan butter and eggs. Open Mon-Sun 10:00am-10:00pm. Hours may vary; call ahead.
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62 Teryan St (at Teryan and Moskovyan), Yerevan, Armenia, 0009
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Last update on 07 May 2024 by JuliaAmelina
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22 Reviews
First Review by Mahinda
Tanja*
Points +420
Great for take away, too! - Edit
We had take away to a nearby park. Very comforting food! Cool to try something local specialty. Took also nice cherry juice. Service was friendly (in Russian) and very fast, only a few minutes.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-08-12
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jaij
Points +75
Simple and delicious - Edit
This was such a good option for a quick, cheap lunch!
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happyowl
Points +2543
Amazing! - Edit
Didn't know what to expect but the hacs are amazing, fresh and comfort food at the same time. Server speaks English, the service was very quick.
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groeningen
Points +162
hats! - Edit
Jengyalov hacs are a lovely Armenian vegan snack, originally from the Karabakh region. This is the easiest way to try them when you are visiting in Yerevan.
Read moreThe place itself is nice as well, but I think the decor is more suited for the darker days instead of getting one on a hot summer day.
Updated from previous review on 2022-08-04
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hatszepsut
Points +604
Cute place - Edit
It's a lovely place with friendly staff and tasty food.
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starska
Points +1010
tasty - Edit
A funny place - they only serve one dish, so when you enter the waitress asks you "how many?".
Read moreThe food is tasty, although a little bland. Good for a snack. I've eaten the same dish in other places and I liked it better elsewhere, but the difference wasn't big.
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JuliaAmelina
Points +6356
Worth to visit! - Edit
Authentic little place with low prices and fast service. The highlight is that here only jengyalov hac (or hats, as you wish), baklava and drinks are on the menu. Jengyalov hac is a dish with a vegan composition. But there is butter and eggs in baklava, keep in mind.
Read moreJengyalov hac are served very hot, so it makes sense to wait a few minutes for it to cool down a bit. This is a great option for a hearty tasty snack, especially for quesadilla lovers😄The portion was rather big. I also ordered tomato juice, a great pairing with jengyalov hac!
Once we ordered jengyalov hac for take away, and for some reason it was tastier than in case we had eaten it in the cafe. The filling and and the dough were juicier. Hmmm, well, it's a mystery that we haven't been able to solve yet 🤔 😄
Recommend!
Updated from previous review on 2022-06-10
Pros: fresh and hot, yummy, fast service
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Soylecithin
Points +134
Quick, cheap, filling traditional food! - Edit
It's very basic: they do what it says on the box.
Read moreThe traditional regional meal of flatbread wrapped up with herbs and leafy greens. Not unlike tabbouleh in a durum wrap. A small variety of drinks available (some aren't vegan, but it's obvious which). Two in one sitting is more filling than you expect.
Very tasty, very cheap, very fast and polite service. As there's only one item on the menu communication with staff is very straight forward - you can order by holding up a number fingers. The decor is fun.
Pros: Tasty, Cheap, Very fast service.
Cons: Zero variety, but that's part of the charm.
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san7iagonp
Points +172
Quick cheap meal - Edit
I really like the idea of the Jingalov Hats. Had two of them for a quick meal. Nothing spectacular but worth a try
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scareglow
Points +342
Good and cheap - Edit
Jingalov Hats and nothing more. What's not to like, a local Armenian dish that happens to be vegan and cheap. Lavash filled with 'everything green'. Couldn't quite figure out all ingredients but I'm sure it had spinach and coriander. Filling and solid meal. For my personal taste I think it was missing something like a dipping sauce or potatoes like Turkish borek, but it was ok and for that price I won't complain (about 2 EUR/USD including drink).
Read morePros: vegan, quick , cheap
Cons: not everyones taste
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heuschrecke
Points +1079
Decent food - Edit
I was super hungry, so ordered two rolls and underestimated how filling it is😄The taste is alright, the atmosphere of the restaurant as well. Nothing special to me. The staff is nice though and the price very reasonable.
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NatachaNóbrega
Points +1810
Hidden! - Edit
Look for the pic of the facade here on Happy Cow. Really good and cheap!! 1500 dram for a meal for one! They are very nice and speak enough English :)
Read moreNo terrace, but can get to go. Only cash accepted.
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Spicycauliflower182
Points +2657
Cheap snack - Edit
The restaurant is a bit hidden as the sign is in Armenian and there is not much to indicate there's a restaurant inside. They ONLY serve the traditional flatbreads with herbs so no menu available, but that's cool. Just tell them how many you want. They're quite big and filling, good for lunch or a snack if you get hungry walking around the city.
Read moreIt seemed quite popular to have tomato juice (normal or spicy) with your food.
Pros: Cheap (€3,50 for 2 meals and a water), Fresh, fast and homemade , Tasty
Cons: Staff did not speak much English , A bit tricky to find
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RayOfSunshine
Points +20
Cheap and tasty - Edit
One of my favorite places in Yerevan. It is cheap, traditional, tasty. You can also order and take it home with you if you want.
Read moreIt is a bit salty and greasy, just how it should be. I enjoy it a lot with ourts (herbal tea).
My Armenian is not great, so one of the ladies that works there always tries to speak English with me.
Would recommend!
Pros: Cheap, Tasty, Traditional Armenian food
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tb96
Points +36
Reasonably priced, good portion size - Edit
As mentioned in previous posts - 1 dish on the menu - it costs 800 AMD and is a good sized portion. Filling and tasty, would recommend for people who want to try traditional Armenian food. Service is quick.
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sasse_rockt
Points +44
Delicious traditional Armenian snack - Edit
Great for a quick bite, they just have one menu option - flatbread filled with spinach and herbs - which is delicious. It is also very reasonably priced.
Read morePros: Cozy place, yummy and filling food
Cons: Owners did not speak English
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Globivore
Points +72
Traditional Armenian Cuisine - Edit
Savory and simple traditional Armenian dish. Lavash bread stuffed with over 30 different herbs and greens. Restaurant only offers one dish and very inexpensive.
Read morePros: Great flavor, Armenian comfort food
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RosalievanDeursen
Points +76
Yummy! Nice traditional - Edit
Nice place. Simple, cheap and traditional food. A bit greasy but good after a day strolling through the city :)
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Lampky
Points +1688
yummy - Edit
Had the one item on the menu. So good packed full of greens on lavash bread. So good I went back for lunch
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K1rlia4
Points +40
it's ok - Edit
I went there because of the very good recommendations on Google maps. It's cheap and eatable, but the herbs taste a little bit like soap and bitter (to me).. my boyfriend and me both didn't really like it and were a little disappointed.
Read moreIts only one option of one meal available.. basically a flat bread with spinach and herbs.
If you are two and just want a snack or want to try it you can order one meal, cause you get two rolls then. :)
Pros: cheap
Cons: only one option, not that tasty, nothing special
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AndiDöring
Points +26
Great place in Yerevan - Edit
Glad I found this on here. The Jigangalov was delicious and it was also really cheap.
Read moreCons: no credit card accepted!
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Mahinda
Points +960
Very Nice Cheap Vegan Food, Easy to Locate - Edit
I visited this place and had the Jingalov, which is in fact a stuffed lavash bread with a veggie mix and is all vegan. If you bring it home, you can then use it to make your own salad roll as well, but it should be eaten warm. I will eat there again. Highly recommended.
Read morePros: Great taste, Cheap, Vegan
Cons: Ony one type
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