Casa ARMENIA Cucina Caucasica In Torino

A characteristic place, very kind staff and good food!...highly recommended

Very welcoming place. I have never been to Armenia and I know very little about their culture but I must say that the atmosphere is pleasant thanks also to the very kind and friendly waiters. Everything was excellent, I opted for a full vegetarian menu and was satisfied. I recommend the pomegranate wine and the honey desserts. The price is also excellent

Casa Armena is a hidden jewel in the heart of Turin, a place where the Armenian culinary tradition comes to life in an authentic way. The intimate and welcoming atmosphere, enriched by elegant touches, creates the perfect setting for a special evening. The menu offers a wide range of traditional dishes: the traditional Armenian bread is the perfect companion for every course. And for those who want a sweet ending, baklava is a real treat. The staff, always kind and attentive, add a personal touch to the experience, guiding you in choosing the dishes and sharing the history and passion behind each recipe. "Casa Armena" is the ideal place for those looking for a unique gastronomic experience, a journey to discover Armenian cuisine without leaving Turin. I will definitely be back!"

Very nice and welcoming environment, like the service. We found the food to be average: in the past we had tasted much tastier Caucasian cuisine with more complex flavors and textures.

The typical dishes served were prepared with care, the service a little fast, the aperitif met with the following dishes, the welcome simple and pleasant

A poca distanza da piazza Vittorio Veneto, si trova questo ristorantino che offre una cucina armena: molto ricca di carne, come tutte le cucine caucasiche. Bella atmosfera, servizio molto cordiale e premuroso. Piatti buoni, ma senza eccellere: il kinkhali (saccottini di pasta, ripieni di carne e verdure) avevano la pasta esterna troppo spessa ed il ripieno con troppa poca carne; il musaler (pasticcio di carne di maiale, patate e verdure all' interno di uno scrigno di pasta) aveva lo stesso difetto, troppa pasta esterna, poca carne e quasi tutte patate. Ottimo, invece, il vino di melograno e il brandy armeno (peraltro uno dei migliori al mondo, al pari di quelli italiani, spagnoli e greci). Prezzi non eccessivamente elevati: un pasto di 3 portate, con un calice di vino, tra i 35€ ed i 40€. Interessante per provarlo una sera

Fantastic. Excellent cuisine and very friendly staff.

A trip to Armenia Top location, service and food The goal of making you feel at home was achieved, congratulations 👏

All very good, I recommend agiaruli, dolma and khinkali. Pomegranate wine is very particular, absolutely worth trying. Very friendly and helpful waiters. The price is a little high but for special occasions it is absolutely fine

Ci siam stati a cena dato che, dopo aver provato la cucina georgiana di cui mi sono innamorato, volevo provare quella armena. Il salame e prosciutto crudo davvero ottimi. I ravioloni buoni, il plov deludente (per i nostri gusti). Diciamo che tutto é buono ma senza effetto wow. Vino rosso armeno strepitoso