Caravan Uzbek Cuisine

I recently visited Caravan Uzbek Cuisine and really enjoyed the experience. I ordered samsa, chicken soup, manti, lamb chops, and the lula plate. The samsa was hot, flaky, and filled with flavorful meat—perfect as a starter. The chicken soup was light and comforting, with tender chicken and a clean, homemade taste. The manti were large, juicy, and came with a nice yogurt sauce. Both the lamb chops and lula kebab were grilled perfectly—tender, well-seasoned, and full of flavor. Service was friendly, and the restaurant had a cozy, authentic feel. If you’re looking to try Uzbek food, this is a great spot to check out!

My wife and I decided to give this restaurant a try instead of going to our usual eatery. To say that we were positively surprised by the quality of food (taste and the way it was cooked) and the vibrant atmosphere of this Uzbek restaurant is to say nothing. My wife is into Middle-Eastern food as she lived there for 30 years and she knows all about it. At the end of our meal in Caravan, she said that it was the best restaurant so far for that kind of food. I may not be that specific, but I definitely liked it a lot. We are already planning to come back to this place again and to bring our friends here, too. The only drawback was that the place is so much popular that sometimes you would need to wait for quite a while. So, if you are planning to go there, try to chose not crowded times (if

3.5 stars for the food and an extra 0.5 stars for the ambiance and interior. There is a lot of parking outside. They have a cool looking almost 3D mural of a decorated hallway that makes you feel you could walk through it. The whole place is decorated with folky art, plates, statues, etc. There is a whole wall of the dessert scene with camels. The light fixtures are super interesting. Service was fine but I think the server could have given us more details of what the food is, since we don't know much about the cuisine. We ordered the manti and lamb kazan kebab with a side of bread. The manti is basically dumplings or momos. It would have been much more educational if the menu said that. The minced meat inside was good but we would have liked more seasoning. We were told it comes with a y

This is our family's number one choice! Delicious, juicy shashlik, amazing samsa, and the waiters are very polite! Special thanks to the restaurant owners, who cook in the kitchen and help the waiters! Keep in mind that you can only tip the waiters in cash, so even if we pay by card, we tip in cash separately!

Really good food and solid spot overall. The Uzbek dishes taste authentic and fresh. We had plov, kebabs, and soup and everything was on point. Portions are big and prices are fair. Alla Was fantastic. The place is clean, comfortable, and the staff is friendly. Service was fast and we didn’t feel rushed. Definitely a nice place for a relaxed dinner. If you like Central Asian food or want to try something different, this spot is worth it. I’ll be back.