CARAVAN UZBEK & TURKISH CUISINE

One of the best places in the area to enjoy authentic Uzbek food! If you are looking for real Uzbek cuisine, especially traditional plov, this place is definitely worth visiting. The plov was flavorful, fresh, and very well prepared, with tender lamb, perfectly cooked rice, vegetables, and a generous amount of meat. The portion was also very satisfying and great for sharing. I really enjoyed the authentic taste and presentation of the food. It reminded me of the kind of traditional Uzbek meals you would enjoy with family. Everything tasted fresh, rich, and full of flavor without being overly heavy. The lamb was especially tender and went perfectly with the rice. The restaurant also has a warm and comfortable atmosphere, which makes it a great place to come with family or friends. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and attentive, and the service made the experience even better. I would definitely recommend trying the Uzbek plov here, especially if you have never experienced Uzbek cuisine before. It is a great introduction to the food and culture, and if you already love Central Asian cuisine, you will appreciate the traditional flavors. Overall, great food, good portions, friendly service, and a pleasant atmosphere. I will definitely be coming back again to try more dishes from the menu. Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

PHENOMENAL food im at a loss for words genuinely. The honey cake is a MUST try and it might be the best cake ive ever had and for main dishes id recommend the fried lagman ! None of these dishes disappointed !!

Guzal is an amazing server she was so helpful with such great recommendations. The food here is exceptional. You must come. Absolutely incredible. Teas are so good. Desserts are amazing too.

Lezzetli yemekler, sıcak atmosfer ve güler yüzlü servis sayesinde keyifli bir akşam yemeği yedik. Buralara yolumuz düşerse Kesinlikle tekrar geleceğimiz bir mekan.

Good food, but service is a bit slow.

Great food good service

Very unique dishes and all of them have rich flavors. I recommend the Laghman noodles (both wet and dry are great) as well as the Chicken Adana Kabobs.

Nothing foreshadowed any trouble; everything was great. It was our first time at this establishment. After we ordered our food, ate it, and paid the bill, we wanted some honey cake. We called the waiter over, and he said, unfortunately, they didn’t have it at the moment. We saw a cake called “Snickers,” and when the waiter saw it, he said, “Oh, it just arrived; it’s fresh and delicious.” To which I replied, “Great, let’s have that one then.” Two or three minutes later, the waiter comes to our table holding a cake called “Napoleon.” And he says, “I’m sorry, but the Snickers cake hasn’t been cut yet, so I can offer you Napoleon instead…” Naturally, she put me in an uncomfortable position, and I looked at my girlfriend and said, “Yes, thank you, that one will do too…” Besides that, the cake was large and inconvenient to eat. The plate was small, everything kept falling off, and I wasn’t given, or even offered, a knife to eat the cake with. So I had to spend another two or three minutes trying to catch the waiter’s eye and ask him for a knife. After that, I asked them to bring me another Uzbek tea because I really liked it. They brought it, but they didn’t give us two cups for me and my girlfriend, so I had to get up and take two cups from the bar myself… I thought, “I’ll drink my tea now and calm down,” but how wrong I was… When I poured the tea into the cup, I noticed that the water was practically transparent. I decided to give it a few more minutes to brew. I poured it again three minutes later, and I saw that nothing had changed. So I decided to leave the establishment. While I was trying to pay for the tea, the waiter came over and said, “Oh, don’t worry, you don’t have to pay for this tea, I gave you a refill…” When I heard that, I became even more disappointed with this establishment, because there had never been any mention of a refill. I asked for another tea just like the one I had before. Instead, they decided to pour hot water into it again. All of this happened even though I left a 20% tip and was as polite and respectful as possible. And regarding the cake, I would like to remind you that I came to a restaurant, not to a market to buy something. I don’t need you to push your products on me. I should be the one to say what I want, and you should bring me exactly that. No offense, but this was an absolutely terrible experience and it ruined my day.