Kavkaz

I can't praise this Armenian restaurant enough! The service was impeccable; the staff was gracious and made me feel right at home. The food was a revelation - the lule kebabs were juicy and flavorful, and the gata dessert was a sweet ending to a fantastic meal. The ambiance was cozy, with authentic decorations that added to the overall charm. I left with a full belly and a smile on my face, knowing I've found my new favorite dining spot.

Hinkali! First bite resulted in only three words that could describe it! OH My God!!! Wouldn't take lamb chops and pork ribs next time, those ended up too dry. But Hinkali are amazing!

Food is below par... Do not waste your money...I saw my food was microwaved. Go to McDonald's instead.

Delicious kebabs, rice, grilled fish and very consistent. I've been coming here for years and am never disappointed.

The service was not exiting. Ordered lamb kebab with rice and salad. Meat was good seasoned but cold. Rice very salty and cold too. Salad was good. Second dish was khinkali. $4 per piece The dough was very thick and salty the broth and meat was very salty to my taste /impossible to eat. A few khinkali was already open and broth was out. Kharcho was nothing special, fat , meat, rice everything was added together in hot water like a salad but was not cooked together... we had betterLavash was stale The Restarant do not take credit cards. It was a huge surprise to us. We was not ready to pay cash...No sign was visible to us like " cash only" Bill was $80 It was very unpleasant experience to us.

I was excited to try Russian style dishes, and we had kebab, dumplings and salad.For drink we had yoghurt drink which tasted pretty good but it was expired way before ling time ago which we didn't notice while drinking. I don't know why they were selling expired items.The food was okay, little bit salty and the salad (cucumber with yogurt) was good. My 3 star is for the drink we had which was expired.

I would give negative star if i could. Very disappointed. I have been a customer of this place for 6 years and have never experienced a shitty customer service and garbage kababs before. Maybe chef was not in the mood or maybe his wife fought him in the morning, but kebabs i ordered was tasting a cardboard, so dry and tasted my girlfriend's period. Seriously, didn't you think your customer will have to eat this shit? It went straight to the garbage, couldnt finish the first bite, i almost throw up. I noticed this had been an ongoing degradation in the quality of the food over the years. Was there in front of chef when he prepared the kababs, mishandling the meet and poor hygiene caught my eyes. I was about to call some authorities to report this kind of food mishandling. I am calling the restaurant owner to fire this chef, or you will loose many many of your loyal customers and be a bad example for new customers.Anyways, i am definitely not returning back here unless i see a different chef. What a coward and bastard to let his customers consume this kind of unhygienic meet. I will also tell all my surroundings and friends as well not to use this place again.

1. On the picture of Pork ikbir the restaurant shows Rice, vegetables, grilled tomato and paper. But the sent me ONLY MEAT.2. The bread that went with the soup "solyanka" was spoiled and had mold on it.

Went here for my birthday recently. Quiet little hole in the wall, strange smell to the place that I couldn't identify. Ceiling looked like it needed maintenance.My party got the combination platter to share with fries, and we were served lavash bread straight from the bag and a salad with tomatoes.One friend and I also bought Russian sodas.m (Tarakhun, I think? It's "Russian Lemonade" on the menu). We also got the buns that you see on the first photo for this restaurant (khinkali?)I thought the food was mediocre overall, and my friends didn't care for it at all. The meat from the combo platter was cooked well and I did find them tasty, but they were kind of boring- just salt basically. It needed a sauce or some other spices and herbs to enhance their flavor. Fries did have other spices to them and I liked them well enough. Nothing to write home about, however.Khinkali was actually pretty good! Reminded me of Chinese baozi.Salad was fine; ingredients seem to be good quality.Bread was straight from the bag and was very mealy and honesty a little tough; maybe I should have gotten some hummus or appetizer as well? Alternately, if they toasted it and buttered it it would have been a lot betterThe soda was interesting though.Service was slow. Never brought out water for my friends. To be honest, this is what I disliked about this place the most. I can't write it off simply because it's a Russian neighborhood restaurant; Spotty service is a thing in Chinese holes in the wall as well, but at least they serve tables in a timely fashion.I'm glad I tried it and I'm willing to give Russian/Armenian cuisine another chance but I don't think I'm coming back to this restaurant

Best soup! I was beyond happy when I discovered Kavkaz!! This place is special. I feel very lucky to have been introduced to such an authentic restaurant like no other in Los Angeles