Dish N Dash - Sunnyvale

Food was incredible. We have been coming here since they opened and we always leave satisfied. Fantastic value. We ordered chicken dajaj and mixed grill kebabs of lamb, chicken and kaftka. Big, bold flavors, tender lamb and chicken. Had the fried Kibbe appetizer. Light and crispy outside delicious interior. Wine list is reasonable. Plenty of good options under $60. Service is solid and quick. Always busy.

Dish N Dash is officially my favorite middle eastern/Mediterranean restaurant! Everything from the food to the service and ambiance was wonderful. I love the hybrid outdoor and indoor seating they offer. Service I'd always friendly and speedy. You can't go wrong with anything here but I highly recommend the appetizer platter which gets you 5 sides/dips of your choosing. Since all entrees have a size and complementary pita I recommend it to enjoy dipping your sides in. We got sides of fries and falafel which are both so crispy. Things are served hot and flavorful. Their sauces are also so good. And I highly recommend the bananas date smoothie to wash things down and end with a sweet treat. Always a delight to eat here.

You cannot, cannot go wrong here. When you need a fresh and hearty meal after a long day, this is it! I cannot name everything on the menu, because its all delicious, but I have to highlight the roasted vegetables and lentil soup. It sounds simple, but wow do I wish I knew how to make vegetables that delicious.The staff is always nice too

Not a big fan of Mediterranean food, but this place might be an exception.Don't come here often as live on the other side of the city, and come mainly when shopping at Lucky supermarket on a Friday or Saturday. They are closed Sundays.I've tried the chicken shawarma, pulled sumac chicken, and lamb shawarma. Always come back to the chicken shawarma, as the extra price for the lamb is not worth it as similar tasting.First time here was with a meet up group, led by a lady named Anna. Took 14 minutes for our orders to arrive. Loved the Freekeh, which resembles a type of couscous more than rice. The vegetables went well with the chopped up chicken, although they were more of filler to make up for the average portion of chicken. The chicken had decent flavor but was still on the bland side, and the spicy sauces on the side were definitely overkill.Didn't care for the fried won ton type sides, as way too salty to eat. Turned out that Anna already had lentil soup waiting at home, so she gave two of them to wife and I. Absolutely loved the lentil soup, rich and creamy and not too salty, but still flavorful.We had 18 people sign up for the "Meet Up" dinner, but only half showed up. Turned out that the other half went to Dish Dash in downtown Sunnyvale - similar names but in distant areas of the city.

Delicious! The people here could not be any nicer. Any time I have had something catered things are clearly labeled so it takes the guess work out of what is vegetarian, vegan and/or gluten free. Everything is always fantastic and the portions are consistently decent. I love their falafel and salads!

Came to Dish n Dash finally after years of having it on my list. We got here at around 6pm on a Wednesday, and there was a short line of people waiting for their orders. It took around 10 minutes for our order to come out, and we sat on the benches in the covered outdoor seating area to eat. Theres a few stools at the windows inside where you order that you can sit at to eat as well, though there's not much space between those stools and the ordering area. -chicken shawarma wrap with babaghanouge and hummus ($17.05): this was honestly a lot of food; you get to choose 2 sides and perhaps I should've went with one dip and veggie/salad/falafel instead of two dips, but I love both hummus and babaghanouge. Only issue was it only comes with 2 triangles of pita bread, which defintely wasnt enough to serve as a vehicle for all the dip I got. The wrap itself was delicious, with the light slightly crispy toasted lavash perfectly wrapping in the generous amount of pickles and meat. The chicken wasn't super flavorful, but with the pickles and sauces that came along with it was a solid meal. Overall, Dish n Dash was a good meal, but nothing was especially amazing or memorable. I would consider coming by for a meal if I'm nearby, but likely wont go out of my way for it.

Dish N Dish is a small restaurant off of Mathilda Avenue in Sunnyvale. There are some seats inside, but mostly outside in a covered patio with heat lamps.The service is always nice and friendly. You order with the cashier, and then when your order is up, they will call your receipt #. They cook up your order pretty fast, too.I've had the beef, lamb, chicken schwarmas in wraps, or salad forms. The hummus and falafel are delicious. Overall, the food is pretty good, nicely seasoned meats with fresh produce.I especially liked their fresh squeezed juices, like the Apple, Lemon, & Ginger. It has a nice spicy zing to it!

All I can say about Dish Dash is the food is extremely delicious and I like that you can customize your plate. Wow wow wow.

Go here all the time halal! As advertised and asked! Crave the Schawarma once in two three months at least

Great Jordanian and Palestinian food. Love everything on the menu. Our kids love it too.