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  • Armenian Restaurant

    I'll be driving down to Valencia this weekend and was wondering if any of you know if there is an Armenian restaurant there or nearby. If not, would it be worth to drive to Glendale just for some food? I haven't had Armenian food in ages and would love to have some...

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    Re: Armenian Restaurant

    Originally posted by JenMinassian
    I'll be driving down to Valencia this weekend and was wondering if any of you know if there is an Armenian restaurant there or nearby. If not, would it be worth to drive to Glendale just for some food? I haven't had Armenian food in ages and would love to have some...
    No Armenian restaurants in Valencia. There is an Armenian store on Cinema drive. I think the closest Armenian restaurants are in Northridge. If you are that desperate for Armenian food I can give you my parents number, my dad loves any excuse to make some barbeque.

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      HAHAHA...I'm not that desperate, but thank you for the offer I just thought that since I'm going down there, might as well have some good Armenian food. I will probably go to Northridge then, it's closer to Valencia than Glendale. Would I be asking too much if you could give the name of the restaurant?

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        Re: Armenian Restaurant

        Originally posted by JenMinassian
        HAHAHA...I'm not that desperate, but thank you for the offer I just thought that since I'm going down there, might as well have some good Armenian food. I will probably go to Northridge then, it's closer to Valencia than Glendale. Would I be asking too much if you could give the name of the restaurant?
        I do not normally go out to eat Armenian food (best is home cooked). Don't remember the name of the one I have been to in Northridge, its been a good many years. I think I remember seeing one on the way to the Northridge mall. let me check with my brother and I'll post it.

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          he said there is another one on olympia and zelza, close the csun.

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            Thank you GMD

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              Re: Armenian Restaurant

              Originally posted by JenMinassian
              I'll be driving down to Valencia this weekend and was wondering if any of you know if there is an Armenian restaurant there or nearby. If not, would it be worth to drive to Glendale just for some food? I haven't had Armenian food in ages and would love to have some...
              There is a good Armenian restaurant called Olympia Kebab House on Chatsworth and Zelzah. Exit Balboa from the 5 South, make a right. Make a right on Chatsworth and then a left on Zelzah. It's in the Araz market plaza. Enjoy!
              The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function. -- F. Scott Fitzgerald

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                Thanks Ck...I think I'll be bringing home a couple of days worth of food...

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                  Theres alot in the valley.
                  Theres Mihrans or Hagops if both fail you could always have Zankou. Its everywhere just like starbuccs.
                  If your a Left Handed person like me, you are truly unique.

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                    Yeah I've been told that Lefty, the thing is that I'm not familiar with that area and I'm only coming down for the weekend, so if I can find something near where I'm gonna be, it's a lot easier...

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