Armenian culture places value on food, and wasting it is considered disrespectful. Try to take only what you can finish and avoid leaving large amounts of food on your plate.
--Anna
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When sitting on the floor or at a low table, avoid pointing the soles of your feet directly at others. This gesture is considered rude in Armenian culture.
--Arman
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It is considered rude to refuse food when it is offered to you in Armenia. If you are not hungry, simply take a small portion and eat it later.
--Arman
Tipping is appreciated in restaurants and cafes. It's customary to leave a small tip (around 10%) for good service.
--Arman
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Some traditional meals, like khash, are almost a ritual rather than just breakfast or lunch. Khash is very common, deeply social, and highly popular among people of all ages, often enjoyed slowly with conversation.
--Lilit
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Come hungry when invited to an Armenian home. Hosts prepare large amounts of food and insist you try everything. Refusing dishes may seem impolite, so arrive ready to eat and enjoy.
--Lilit
