
Hearty Middle Eastern dishes served in a bustling & colorful room with regional art on the walls.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 4–9 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: 190 S Murphy Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94086
Phone: (408) 774-1889
Website: http://www.dishdash.com/
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Reviews
The food was absolutely delicious—everything was perfectly prepared and full of flavor. The drinks were 10/10; the bartender did an outstanding job, Thanks Ashley. To finish, we enjoyed a delicious dessert that was the perfect ending to a great meal.
I also want to highlight the manager, (Nikky) she is fantastic, kind, and a pleasure to see around the restaurant, always making sure everyone is comfortable and well taken care of.
I highly recommend this place. The food, drinks, and service were all exceptional. Definitely worth visiting!
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
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.
Menu Highlights:
Mansaf: Excellent and very creamy.
Beriani Dajaj: Delicious.
Mocktails: The Pineapple Ginger and Passionfruit drinks were both great.
Note: The salmon in the Tabsi was a bit dry, and the Maza sampler was slightly small for a group of 6.
Overall, it was a positive experience for the team.