Tweet
Where can I find the best Armenian restaurant in London?
A rare cuisine, maybe, but if you're keen to try Armenian food, London
can serve it up. Here are the best Armenian restaurants in the
capital.
Priscilla Pollara names Erebuni near lancaster Gate as the best
Armenian restaurant in London By Priscilla Pollara
Lifelong Londoner and travel journalist
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sponsored/in-the-know/london-dining/9323027/armenian-restaurant-london.html
6:24PM BST 10 Jun 2012
In the Know question:
Where can I find the best Armenian restaurant in London?
Answer:
There are only a handful of Armenian restaurants in London. The most
lauded in the capital is Erebuni, situated within the London Guards
Hotel in Lancaster Gate. The food here is Russian-Armenian (there's a
flash of Ukrainian and Georgian fare, too) but the multi-influenced
menu works a treat.
If you're keen to try the restaurant's Armenian delicacies on their
own, let the waiter know and they'll be more than happy to accommodate
your needs.
Karmir Bibar (parsley-marinated red peppers), Tapaka (spiced, lemon
juice-coated and garlic-topped chicken) and Dolma-Echmiadzin (minced
lamb meat-stuffed vine leaves) are all typical Armenian dishes that
are worth ordering here.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
A rare cuisine, maybe, but if you're keen to try Armenian food, London
can serve it up. Here are the best Armenian restaurants in the
capital.
Priscilla Pollara names Erebuni near lancaster Gate as the best
Armenian restaurant in London By Priscilla Pollara
Lifelong Londoner and travel journalist
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sponsored/in-the-know/london-dining/9323027/armenian-restaurant-london.html
6:24PM BST 10 Jun 2012
In the Know question:
Where can I find the best Armenian restaurant in London?
Answer:
There are only a handful of Armenian restaurants in London. The most
lauded in the capital is Erebuni, situated within the London Guards
Hotel in Lancaster Gate. The food here is Russian-Armenian (there's a
flash of Ukrainian and Georgian fare, too) but the multi-influenced
menu works a treat.
If you're keen to try the restaurant's Armenian delicacies on their
own, let the waiter know and they'll be more than happy to accommodate
your needs.
Karmir Bibar (parsley-marinated red peppers), Tapaka (spiced, lemon
juice-coated and garlic-topped chicken) and Dolma-Echmiadzin (minced
lamb meat-stuffed vine leaves) are all typical Armenian dishes that
are worth ordering here.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress