Every experience is carefully designed from scratch — no templates, no clichés. Just meaningful moments and thoughtful details
From hidden kitchens to local tables, we open doors that usually remain closed to tourists
Our CEO, Katrin Jamon, is a seasoned food travel influencer who has explored 55+ countries, building deep cultural and culinary insight across the world
Yerevan is a city that feeds you before it even says hello. This street food tour winds through the capital’s most characterful neighborhoods — from the bustling GUM Market to the hidden backstreets of Kentron — stopping at the spots that locals have been loyal to for years. You’ll bite into lahmajo fresh off a stone oven, sip strong Armenian coffee in a sun-drenched courtyard, and discover why a simple piece of gata from the right bakery can stop you in your tracks.
The pace is easy, the conversation is warm, and the food just keeps coming. This isn’t a tasting — it’s a full immersion into the edible soul of Yerevan, guided by someone who grew up eating this way.
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning traveler who thinks they’ve already seen the city, this tour will show you something new.
Come hungry. Leave with a map of your favorite spots and a list of dishes you’ll spend the rest of your life trying to recreate at home.
We bring together a luxury background in food, PR, and travel — a rare combination that allows us to design experiences that are not just tours, but carefully crafted stories.
We understand cuisine not only as food, but as culture, emotion, and connection.
Our PR expertise helps us curate moments that feel authentic, beautifully timed, and memorable.
Taste the real Yerevan through its most beloved street snacks, from sujukh to gata, passed down through generations
Skip the tourist traps. We take you through the neighborhoods where locals actually eat
Chat with the vendors, bakers, and cooks who have been feeding Yerevan for decades
Every bite reflects what's in season at the Yerevan markets that morning
Vibrant food stalls, colorful markets, and hidden courtyards that make for unforgettable photos
Maximum 8 people per tour so you get a personal, immersive experience — not a crowd
Enough to count as a full meal — most guests don't need dinner afterward. You'll taste 8 to 10 different items across the tour, from savory to sweet.
Absolutely. Armenian street food has a rich vegetarian tradition, and we'll make sure your stops are just as delicious and varied as everyone else's.
Approximately 3 hours, covering around 2–3 km on foot through central Yerevan at a relaxed pace.
We love to eat, and we know absolutely everything about food in Armenia
