I've eaten at Charentsi 28 a few times and was always satisfied with the food. The portions could be bigger for the price but the food is worth a try. More

Food is really amazing.. A mix of armenian , thai , mexican , indian , afro kitchens..really very well prepared , possibility to improve the presentation of the dish... You decide , for most of that dishes , how "SPICY" you prefer (..never say "HOT" or "VERY SPICY" , you really risk your mouth.,.!!!) , anyway "MEDIUM SPICY" is always... More

Charentsi 28 is a very nice place located in the center of the city. The atmosphere is nice, decoration makes you feel like at your grandma's, the service is good, the staff is very attentive and careful. The only minus for me is the very limited menu, after 2 or 3 times you will have to repeat either the salads,... More

Charentsi 28 has an excellent menu that satisfies most palettes, and varied enough to offer alternative dishes from around the world cuisines. Most items on the menu may qualify as comfort food. The atmosphere is very nice, and service is excellent. On the other hand, a full course dinner for two may add up to USD 80 to 100. Last... More

They have many options of food, including Middle Eastern food. For those craving for Middle Eastern food, its a nice place to visit. Waiters r very attentive. Worth visiting. More

We really hung in to find this place on foot and we're glad we did. By all means, make your way to Charents 28 if you visit Yerevan! (We relied on posted TripAdvisor advise in order to on find this restaurant. Ex:"... behind Zig Zag", etc. Scrap all that and use a map! It's on the arc of Nalbandyan St.... More

Honest and clean are the 2 first adjectives to qualify this restaurant which is for me, as usual in Yerevan, not really a restaurant, but more a brasserie, where you can eat usual Middle East food (Lebanese, Greek, Armenian + Thai + Indian). The Fat(o)uch salade is very clean, fresh, with some interesting herbs. The most interesting entree for me.... More

Visited this restaurant during my 3 day business trip to Armenia. The owner is an Armenian Greek Lady and the food and atmosphere was astonishing. Due to the fact that some of our party were Greeks and we had in our party very interesting local Armenian friends the excellent food, the ARMENIA wine and the piano playing and Armenian singing... More

I have been to this restaurant on numerous occasions. It is definitely one that sticks out. Most restaurants in Yerevan serve the same style of foods, or anything different is not necessarily guaranteed to be good anyway. Great variety of menu, normal prices, good service and the atmosphere is perfect. Feels like home! More