u/dannyparker123

Im looking for a -all you can eat buffet- in Yerevan. The ones you pay a certain price then you can eat all you want from a variety of foods. Is there any place like this?

Thank you in advance :)

Im planning to become a delivery driver (with moped) for either Yandex or Glovo. Can i live off of its salary? How’s the work situation and what are the challenges?

I appreciate the help.

I changed houses recently and moved from Komitas to Shengavit. I have noticed that the tap water in my house in shengavit has a few small white particles in it and it doesn’t taste like the tap water i used to drink in the Komitas house. Is it normal? I have already rented the house here. What do i do?

I’m moving into my new apartment and it doesn’t have wifi. Since i don’t wanna constantly share my phone’s internet with my other devices, i need a dedicated internet connection.

1- i buy a cheap new/used phone and get a SIM card with monthly internet plan for it and use its hotspot. 2- i buy a real router and set up my internet. 3- i get a wireless router that i can put a SIM card in, so i can use it in other places too.

Which method is more suitable for me? Any help is really appreciated :)

I fell in love with Mexica bread i got from Sus. But it was too expensive for me (around 450). Im looking for alternatives that have that same rich taste.

Im in Yerevan and looking for a place to get like a sandwich or something. I want it to be healthy and cheap. Any recommendations?

I will be moving to a different country soon. Im about to rent a house with 2 other people (both male and both around my age in early 20s). The house only has 2 bedrooms. But we are 3 people. I figured since nobody wanna sleep on the couch or floor, it would make sense if we take turn and each have our separate room every 10 days (this duration can be changed ofc. Just an example).

The thing is, I’ve never shared a bed with another person before. Im worried about the whole situation and specifically hygiene.

Also since we are technically living there, how are we supposed to move our belongings to another room every 10 days? There are decoration involved or the cloths in the closets. Do we move all of these every time we exchange rooms?

To clarify a few things: 1- the beds are big enough for 2 people. 2- we are all straight 3- the other 2 are good friends with each other and have known each other for 1 year. 4- what would be the ideal setup in this situation? 5- how long should we wait till we exchange rooms?

I’m moving to Armenia next month and will be living there for a few months. I have a couple of questions and i deeply appreciate any help. Thank you y’all in advance.

1. Which stores offer discounts for buying food and groceries?
2. Which stores are discounted and affordable for buying general household items?
3. Which bank is better for opening an account?
4. Which mobile SIM card is better, and which telecom company provides the best service? (I will live on a budget. So price is a important factor)
5. What’s the best way to get around the city? Uber? Walking? Public transport? Also is there bike sharing services? (I’ll be living in Yerevan)
6. Which clinic or hospital is reasonably priced for non-emergency treatments?
7. Where/which app is best to buy tickets for trains or buses or even use navigation related to public transport?
8. Do most shops in Yerevan accept international payment cards (like Wise, Revolut), or should I carry cash in Armenian drams?
9. Which are the best cheap fruit and vegetable markets?