Maria Narino

This may be one of my favorite meals I’ve had in NYC. everything was packed with flavor and cooked to perfection. My husband said chicken was ruined for him forever since he loved it so much. Very affordable and friendly staff.

Andrea Munoz

Here you would find a fusion of Peruvian+Chinese cuisine, there is nothing fancy about Caravan, this a very casual restaurant however, they always keep the food flavorful & very tasty. This is where you go to eat when you want comfort food & you know you are going for sure to eat a filling meal, I feel like their portions have gotten somewhat smaller over the past year yet they are still generous. Usually there is a line for ordering ( to stay or take out) but it runs pretty fast and you can find a table available within 5-10 mins wait, service is fast & friendly and be prepared to bring cash here as they don’t take credit cards. My favorite dishes from here are the rotisserie chicken with fried rice & salad, aguadito, chicken & broccoli, house special lo mein and the ribs.

+1

Chachris Ardoolyaraj (Chris A)

Absolute staple here in Astoria, Queens. They've been opened for as long as I can remember and been serving the best Peruvian/Chinese food you can find. The Lomo Saltado is to die for (with fried rice) and you can never go wrong with the rotisserie chicken and rack of ribs. Their green sauce is a must with any dish. I highly recommend this spot if you are in the Astoria area!

Joyce Ma

Large and flavorful plate for only 13.50. Well known spot by locals. The sauce is a little too watery but I can’t complain for the amazing price. Pro tip, if you dine in they will give you free sauce refills.

Sledge Williams

A food reviewer that I know of did a review of an Asian fusion place so it sparked an idea of where to go for lunch today. This place was only a 4 minute walk from the Blink Gym I frequent so not a hard decision to head there. Small gripe I'd have to address before I get to the meat of the review. I'd strongly advise paying cash at this establishment. They do have a card/cashless option but the machine they got is very dated. I initially used one of my cards with digital currency which doesn't have a PIN as a prompt, it should be instant access but it kept asking for a PIN and by how old that card reader was, didn't have the option to bypass that so I had to use my credit card, which I didn't want to at the time but went with it. Thankfully I didn't have the uncomfortable situation a lady after me had when she ordered her food by card, having an issue about being charged $45 for her food saying the card reader charged her a different price than what her order was initially supposed to be. Thank God my card wasn't robbed like that but for real, that place needs to invest in a newer and better card reader. Wow that was a lot I got out of my chest, I apologize that y'all had to read all of that before I got to the review, lol. Payment struggles aside, I got something simple, half a chicken w/ pork fried rice and salad. The rice is okay but it's nothing some hot sauce doesn't fix and the place has that in spades. Salad is salad, nothing more, nothing less but the Chicken is absolutely delicious. Pretty tender, juicy and none too dry. Well worth the $16 I paid it for. That also included the soda I picked, Inka Cola and it's absolutely spot on, definite recommend. Also the place in general, fairly narrow but plenty of seating, pretty middle of the road. You can get a good meal but do take note to bring some cash with you, so you won't have to worry about any card mishaps from their very obsolete looking card readers.

A B

A small mom & pop shop with seating towards the back and Peruvian-Asian cuisine. They have a ramp entrance towards the back. Filling meals with great portions. 1 order pork fried rice with chicken and salad; 1 pork fried rice with ribs and salad; 1 water bottle; 1 order maduros (sweet plantains); 1 maracuya juice (passion fruit). Total: $44.61 for party of 2. Their juices are artificially flavored as opposed to home-made. This applies to their Maracuya passion fruit juice, and Chicha purple corn juice.

+8

M- T-

The chicken and sauces were great! Really loved the chicha and maracuyá/passion fruit drink. The beans were not it. The wait was around 15 min to order but super quick to receive it! Super affordable

Amanda Wang

Too Salty chicken but love the green sauce very spicy very good. Ribs were not very smoky and quite fat. Chicken with broccoli was just ok would be better in purple onions for my personal preference. I like the broccoli tho it was crunchy.

Iliana Rodriguez Redden

My husband and I saw a reel post on facebook showing the Chicken and Ribs and it made us want to go and try the food. It said the best Chinese and Peruvian fusion chicken in Astoria, so we went for it to try something different and new. The Chicken and Ribs were tasty but okay, the rice was terrible though, no flavor at all, they gave us what was supposed to be a salad to compliment the chicken, ribs and rice but it was just iceberg lettuce with mayo-ketchup which was Meh. Service was good though, not a place to go out of your neighborhood to try for the first time. They need to step up their game with the white rice and pork fried rice, it was not good at all, especially for the price. Wouldn’t go back there, but you guys try it out.

Georgia Panagiotakos

I ordered chicken with pork fried rice. See any pork? The spare ribs were ok. Very expensive prices. I was mostly disappointed at the filthiness and disarray. This place is nothing like it used to be back in the days! They should seriously consider a renovation after so many years to clean this place up! Incredibly filthy.. What a shame.