Chicken Tikka Kebab meal and some yummy bolani to go. Wow with free parking--this is a place you have to go to. Food is so fresh. Love the cilantro sauce and family owned vibe connecting with each customer as they walk in. This is not heated up food. All fresh!

The food was great one of the best food I had by the way the greatest service the worker was great and I loved the food I would recommend it to anyone

Potato bolani is delicious. The mint/yogurt sauce pairs perfectly. It doesn't come precut but that's ok

If you would like to try authentic Afghani dishes especially crispy, homemade bolani, you definitely need try this family owned restaurant/ market. They are by far one of my new favorite Afghani restaurants in the Bay. Loved their crispy potatoe and leek boloni for appetizer. If you crave delicious mantu, you should try their mantu dish. You can definitely tell that they cook every meal with love. They have delicious kabobs, but I love their flavorful shami kabob. I would definitely recommend it if you want delicious Afghani food. Bon appetite!

My first visit was to the grocery section -- though let me tell you about my second, first. The Restaurant Delicious. Call me bias, as I'm Afghan, yet when food isn't delicious, I won't say that it is. Perhaps the best Chicken Kabob I've ever had, (I mean that sincerely). My Pashtu isn't what it used to be, and had to ask the gentleman how to say "juicy". Can a restaurant/market, also be a place to further expand/redeem my failing Pashtu? Yes. The rice is genuinely made with care. Subtle, though you'll see it was mixed and twice seasoned. Would it have tasted the same if it wasn't? When a place takes this much time to prepare food and with this level of detail, you can be more assured the rest of the meal is as well. The salad and chutney, though staple at all Afghan restaurants, was fresh and in-balanced proportion. As I was ready to pay for my meal, the thought occurred to get some bread. I really didn't need anything else from the market, though when fresh bread is on the rack, you buy fresh bread. We Afghans cut it up, freeze it, and (though not limited to) throw it in the toaster to mop up breakfast eggs. What a great place to eat and experience a bit of home. Go there -- you'll be treated as family

Caravan Restaurant & Grocery opens where Caravan was before. dining area in front. kitchen in back. grocery occupies rest of space. market: pakistani/middle east groceries, produce, candies, teas, spices, rice, nuts, refrigerated items... menu offerings: kebab, bolani, pallow(s) eats: kabob combo (11.99) -grilled chicken & ground beef kabob, juicy & tender -afghan salad(onion, tomato, cilantro) with 2 pieces afghan bread -brown basmatic rice, chatni sauce(green afghan spicy chutney) -skewers grilled to order. portions smalller than other eateries. 3.5 stars leftovers: -decent afghan. thou small, offerings in the mission part of hayward. -not much parking nearby.