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Kim Kardashian, who in Armenia these days, had lunch a little earlier at the Dolmama restaurant, one of the most popular, authentic restaurants in the city. She was accompanied by her sister Kourtney and son Saint. They stayed in the restaurant for about an hour.

Restaurant manager Aharon Asatryan, in an interview with NEWS.am STYLE, said that Kim had tasted dolma, lamb khashlama, kufta, and the child ate french fries.

“She liked everything, including our desserts,” she said.

In response to a NEWS.am STYLE question, Aharon Asatryan noted that Kim always tries something new.

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