Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7084 Auburn Blvd #160, Citrus Heights, CA 95621
Phone: (279) 500-7777
Website: https://caravanuzbekcuisine.com/
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Reviews
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!
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 yogurt sauce. It isn’t a sauce, just yogurt that has been beaten up to make it smoother. We would have liked a little effort for this “sauce” – maybe add some salt and pepper, some paprika?
The lamb kezan kabab comes with potatoes and a salad with a tart vinaigrette. The lamb was delicious and properly cooked. It was easy to take it off the bone and the fat from it added a lot of flavor. However, it was plain. It would be nice to have some spices added to the lamb when it is being cooked. Some of the potato was still a little raw. The potatoes needed seasoning. The salad was fine. Since the kebab doesn’t come with bread, we ordered bread and got store bought bread pieces. We expected something like a naan, which this was not. I don’t know what one order of bread looks like. We had two orders and we got 3 pieces.
All in all, our food was decent, but they should work on seasoning and adding spices for flavor. The portions are small for the prices but filling
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.
Upon walking in:
This place was clean top and bottom.
I was greeted very graciously by the attentive staff. Tables very well placed with booths and some seated chair tables. Again, overall nice and clean.
Utensils spotless, beverage glass crystal clear! Everything was super clean.
Ordering:
To be clear, this is my first time with Usbek Cuisine so bear with me. I ordered the Malti and did not know what that was, but took a chance. It was very good, but did not realize that this was dumplings with meat, spices and onions it seemed. Very good flavor however a little “bland”, but for the most part seemed very well prepared. Once again, I do not know Usbek cuisine, so I cannot gauge the food as far as that is concerned.
Ambiance:
I was there for lunch, only two folks in the restaurant at the time, but 4 more joined later, but it was a bit stark but not bad.
Notes:
This seems like fine dining with a paper napkin flare. Not complaining, but with a beautiful plate, extravagant silverware, one would expect a cloth napkin, but it was paper, oh well. Prices are up there, but not bad, but seem higher in a slightly lower scale neighborhood. TBH, it seems this place should be in another area as it seems out of place.
Bathrooms, nice and clean, spotless and inviting.
Overall:
I will try this place again. I want to explore other items on the menu.
I would suggest trying this establishment.
Rated 4 stars. Please thumbs up if you found this review helpful.
Have a wonderful day.
It was nice to see the regional variations of foods that are familiar from other cultures, it is very interesting to compare them. My friends also enjoyed comparing Uzbek versions of salads and kebobs to those of their own culture.