Tony Meow

★ 1 a month ago

After we finished sightseeing those stones shaped like water pipes, which they claim are symphonic, the guide directed us to this summer pavilion. Lunch was included in the tour, and we thought it would be enough to point at a picture of a meal so that the mute waitress would understand what to bring. However, the Russian waitress Radmila, besides repeating her name over and over again, was unable to describe the ingredients of any dish. Her assistant, a kitchen helper, came to her aid, but again we failed to understand each other. They brought us a jug of Russian vodka and poured it into large glasses, presumably with the intention of getting us drunk. For 45 minutes we drank vodka and ate bread until the main course arrived. To our disappointment, 70% of the lamb was charred. A friend broke his dental crown and returned from the trip toothless. Things escalated when Radmila brought the bill written on a napkin and demanded that we pay an outrageous amount of money. The tour guide was called, thanks to whom the matter was resolved, and the waitress was reported to the Yerevan e-SIM emigration unit.

Sreehari Pillai

★ 2 3 months ago

Average food , you will get free”bees” . Too much flies flying around , that questions the cleanliness.

Mariel Louise Cunanan

★ 4 8 months ago

Fish was nice and fresh. Which was surprising considering the dead fish floating in their pool… please fish the dead ones out. It is really unappetizing to see them while we are eating. The building is really cool but the servers were kind of impatient.