Fixing Driving

Just got back from Dishdash in Sunnyvale – seriously a great find! It was surprisingly spacious inside, and the service was genuinely friendly. The kids devoured the Mango Yogurt, and that Kalai Chicken with the fresh bread was a winner. The Chilean Seabass (Tabsi) was incredible – so fresh and flavorful. The lamb and chicken combo was decent, but a little dry for our liking. Definitely worth a visit, though parking was a bit tricky. Maybe they could offer valet service during peak times.

Gabriella Zhang

I’ve been to Dishdash multiple times and loved it every time. Every dish I’ve tried has been great. This visit we ordered the beef kebab and Mashakaleh—both were hearty, flavorful, and generously portioned with lots of veggies (which I love). They also had their Christmas decor up, making the space feel especially cozy and homey. As usual, it was busy and bustling, and I really enjoy the vibe!

Sabrina Stratman

This restaurant is so good I had to go multiple times on my trip to Mountain View!

Ellie

Dishdash was absolutely fantastic! From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere felt warm and inviting. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making sure everything was perfect throughout the meal. The food was the real highlight—authentic, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Every dish was cooked to perfection, with rich spices and fresh ingredients that really stood out. The portions were generous without compromising on quality. Overall, Dishdash exceeded my expectations and is definitely a place I’ll be returning to. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys great service and unforgettable food!

Yuri Sirotin

What a truly great food. If you're not looking for kosher food and love meat - you'll definitely find what to love here. I'll make sure to come back, the "suneyet kufta" was a revelation, and I'm looking forward to try the rest of their menu.

Olivier Sauquet

Beautiful place with excellent middle eastern dishes. The dishes were generous, the meats were perfectly seasoned, and the cocktails were delicious. We had a fantastic group dinner , we loved it!

+12

Jaduwala Sadhu

Good food, the place is decent for typical lunch breaks with work colleagues...grilled meats are of good quality. I would not advise having Turkish coffee as it has too much sediment coffee powder. Starter order of sharable dips with pita breads are addictive. Rice portions are large, so one must have a decent appetite to finish the main dish by yourself.

​I have been visiting this Dishdash location for over 10 years, and while the service can be a gamble, the kitchen is remarkably consistent. ​We have a few non-negotiables every time we visit: ​Lamb Mansaf: Always tender and flavorful. ​Vegetarian Zahra: This roasted cauliflower dish is phenomenal. Interestingly, this seems to be the only Dishdash location that still serves it, and it's worth the trip alone. ​Fattoush Salad: Perfectly executed. It’s crunchy, tangy, and incredibly refreshing. ​The only downside is the service, which is hit-or-miss. During our most recent visit in February 2026, our server seemed rushed and lacked basic politeness. It’s a shame because the food is 5-star quality, but the hospitality doesn't always match. We’ll be back for the Zahra, but we've learned to set our expectations accordingly for the service

Druthi U

Liked the chicken shawarma over hummus—well seasoned and flavorful. Overall, the other dishes were fine, a decent spot!

Bruce S.

My wife and I went for an early dinner and we sat at the bar. Vicky the bartender was very friendly and recommended a Cabernet that was really very good. For dinner we had Shish Kebab (tender cubes of charbroiled dry-aged Lamb) and Shish Taouk (cubes of charbroiled free-range Chicken). Both dishes were really good and tasty.

+3

Das

4.5Star Dishdash Middle Eastern Cuisine (Sunnyvale) Service was polite, courteous, and very friendly. The overall décor was warm, inviting, and beautifully styled. The Mango Yogurt drink was fresh, creamy, and absolutely delicious — our kids loved it. The Kalai Chicken appetizer with freshly made bread was flavorful with a mild acidity that really opened up our appetite for the rest of the meal. The Tabsi (Chilean Seabass) was amazing! The fish tasted incredibly fresh, tender, delicate, and delicious. Highly recommended. The Mansaf Combo (Lamb & Chicken) had good flavor, but both meats were a bit dry and firm for our taste. The Arabic Coffee was strong, unique, and enjoyable. Overall, a wonderful dining experience with great service and standout dishes. Would definitely return!

+3

Sanjay Subhedar

We have been going to Dish Dash for many many years. The menu has expanded with many Mediterranean dishes. We had the soup and Maza appetizers for two included pita bread and 8 dips. For the main entree had a lamb dish. And Turkish coffee thick and sweet and Baklava for desert

+4

Allison Jo

Lentil soup(5/5): my favorite! So yummy Mango yogurt (4/5): very creamy, delicious Shish kebab (4.5/5): Flavorful. Pricey but generous portions. Asked for medium rare but the meat was rather medium to medium well. Maza sampler (3.5/5): falafel was good

Jeet Jivrajani

We tried the Zahra rice dish with grilled cauliflower, garlic, onions, and yogurt—it was quite unique, though the spices felt a bit dominant at times. Overall, still enjoyable and different. We also had the Maza sampler, which comes with six different vegetarian items, one of which is made with eggplant( bonus if you like eggplant) overall a safe and satisfying choice, especially for falafel lovers. I forgot to take a picture of the sampler, but it was worth trying

steph gutierrez

Yesterday evening my partner and I had dinner at this restaurant as it was recommended to him and now I’d like to recommend this place to you. We arrived around 8:10pm on a Friday and although it was very busy we did not wait long. I went to the bathroom (clean & stocked) to wash my hands while my partner put his name on the list and we were seated shortly after I returned. I started with a fresh lemonade with mint, I don’t drink so this was perfect for me, a tasty drink for $5, not bad. There is complimentary bread and a dip. I’m not sure what was in the dip besides olive oil and sesame seeds but it was so good I asked for more. My partner and I ordered the Crab Falafel as an appetizer, recommended by our server, and it was delicious. The falafels were served over spinach with chopped tomatoes and a creamy sauce. I would definitely order it again next time. Then we shared two entrees: Kufta Kebab w/ Spiced Potatoes, and Suneyet Kufta w/ Basmati Rice. No pictures of the food but the Kebabs were served on top of seasoned potatoes with a side of asparagus along with two sauces, one green one white, both so tasty. The sauces really made that dish. The Suneyet is a stew and it came very hot (temp) which I love! The stew had basically the same kebabs and potatoes from the first dish along with other ingredients. We definitely would have been fine sharing just one entree, we finished the first dish but took most of the stew home. I’m looking forward to heating that up today. Of course there’s always room for dessert so we split the Baklava Crumble. I will be eating here again some time. My only complaint was this was our date night outing and I usually prefer a more intimate setting where we can sit on the same side of the table and not hear the conversation of those seated next to us. We were seated outside, which I do prefer most days, however the tables are extremely close together and the four top next to us was conversing very loudly. Plus, due to the tiny two person tables we were seated across from each-other.

+1

Lubna Rasheed

Good stop for a quick lunch bite. The hummus with chicken & chicken shawarma wraps were very good. Service was a bit slow despite not being too busy.

Amulya M

Tried this Middle Eastern restaurant recently and had a pleasant experience overall! 🥙 Pita was soft and fresh — definitely a good start. 🥘 M’shakaleh (Veg) – A flavorful mix of veggies. I’d rate it 4/5. The rice served with it was especially tasty, but the dish itself could be made better — felt like it was missing a bit of punch. 🍗 Beriani Dajaj (Non-veg) – Loved this one! A flavorful dish that felt new and exciting to try. 4.5/5 and definitely recommend it. Portion sizes were generous — you’ll appreciate the value. 🍹 The mocktails were refreshing too. I personally liked the one with passion fruit the most. 🌿 However, there are few vegetarian options compared with non vegetarian options, so keep that in mind if you’re looking for variety. ✅ Overall, a pleasant experience with good food and a nice ambience. Worth a visit!

+1

Suman Hazra

I have such mixed feelings about this restaurant. Some of the food was excellent and some was terrible. There was no in between. We went for dinner on a Saturday of the Thanksgiving weekend, and still the restaurant was quite full, which is impressive. The restaurant itself is pretty large with a lot of different sections. We were seated in the last section and the space itself was cozy. The service was attentive. Let me start by the things I loved The house pita with the zaatar dip is excellent. It is complimentary but was definitely one of the best things I ate that night. They were also not stingy with it, and we got two or three refills. The falafel was extremely fresh, and the toum was so garlicky and creamy. The muhamarra and rest of the mezze excellent as well was excellent as well. Although the portions for the mezze platter seemed a bit small. I loved, loved the mansaf. The lamb was so tender, and the yoghurt sauce was so flavourful. The kebab platter, however, was an utter disappointment. The lamp was hard and chewy extremely overcooked. The chicken was bland and the accompanying Brussels sprouts made no sense. My friends had the vegetarian entree and again, it was pretty disappointing. The egg plants were burnt to point where it tasted a bit better. The falafel were all soggy in the sauce and did not feel like falafel. Felt like a poorly executed dish. If I am back again, I will just get the mansaf as it was so good.

+8