Dish N Dash

This is the more casual version of Dish Dash. The menu is a little more simple, but they have a lot of the favorites from the restaurant.
I was craving a chicken kabob salad, and here, you can choose rice, a wrap, or a salad as a base. I specifically wanted chicken breast, so I like their chicken shawarma (a lot of other places do only thigh meat). I also tried their lamb shawarma, which is super flavorful and good on rice. We also added on falafel, hummus, baba ganouj, and tabouli (I like all their sides).
I do prefer the actual kabobs from the restaurant over the shawarma, but it’s a quick easy way to get some Middle Eastern food in a more casual setting.

I am a fan. Food is great, prepared perfectly. Prices are good. Will be back.
Parking is the worst. Come early to find a spot during busy hours.

This place is amazing! I have gotten the Chicken Shawarma Wrap and Chicken Shawarma Rice before and they were both perfect. The business here is really good and always seems to be crowded and popular. Their food comes pretty quickly too! I’ve also tried their mango juice which was extremely fresh and tasty I highly recommend it!

We love the wraps here — favorites are the chicken or lamb shawarma. Simple menu steps. For take-​out, call and order ahead, and pick up from the left side of the counter. The dine-​in line can get long at peak times. Small parking lot.

Love this place — also love that you can place an order via Order Ahead, an app that gets it ready for pick up.
Parking is slightly painful at the busy times — but that can be solved at the hotel next door.

Similar to a Chipotle but a Middle Eastern dish bowl put together. I had the Chicken M ’ Sakhan with saffron rice, and the rice had a mixture of corn and edamame along with it. They gave a decent amount of food, with additional toppings you can add to it. I added falafel bites to my bowl. The sauces they give are also very tasty. I’d come back here again.

The wraps here were delicious! I had the veggie wrap filled with roasted eggplant, red bell peppers, cauliflower, cucumbers, and etc. The tabouli was nicely seasoned and falafel were delicious with tahini and hummus. Totally recommend this place.

Good food applied to the Chipotle-​like concept, but I can get more bang for my buck elsewhere.
Lavash in general is too dry for me so I usually order the salad. Today I tried the lamb shawarma on a roll which was a good choice. Bread is semi-​soft and slightly toasted.
I avoid the side add-​ons like hummus, fries, etc to my meal because they’re usually tiny amounts and not worth the $ 2.50 cost. Don’t pass up the side sauces though when you pick up your food; much variety and they’re free. I still have yet to try the baklava crumble; it looks and sounds amazing!
Parking spots in the back are almost always taken, but there are signs to overflow parking close by. Overall, not a bad option for lunch in the area, but not a regular spot for me.

As addictive as the Halal guys! And… its here of all places, Sunnyvale!
A hot sauce as spicy as Sriracha!
And whaaattttt, lots of sauces… all 5 of them!
Craving mediterranean or middle-​eastern food? You can build your wrap a la Chipotle-​style for someone who needs a well-​balanced meal on the go. Also, this place gets California cuisine appeal as they have items like edamame/​corn and baklava crumble.
Great, healthy food for the fast foodie at heart! The portions are generous. Not to be confused with fast food, which it is not. Dish N Dash is definitely quick food as they are quality. The food here is pretty darn delicious and demand keeps things moving quickly. Everything tastes fresh and made to order.
Strangely, the place is always packed to the brim with just enough seating for you without having to wait.

Ever been to Dish Dash?
Love the food, but could do without the wait?
Want more of it in your life but the price per plate is a bit exorbitant for your wallet?
Would you rather partake in casual takeout than in the actual dining-​out experience?
Fear not, Dish N Dash is here for you!
I had known about Dish N Dash since it opened, but never found the time or willingness to go. I finally decided to give this place a try when Dish Dash was suggested as a restaurant option one night. Rather than Dish Dash, I opted to Dish N Dash.
The parking lot is small for the place’s popularity, but they have signs that indicate extra parking at a nearby area.
The place has seating both inside (at counters/​stools that wrap around the inside) or outside on the patio.
The food is what stands out about this place. The chicken m’sakhan is just like the one I order at the main restaurant, but here I can get it for $ 7.00 (or $ 9.25 if I want two sides) — compared with the cost at Dish Dash, which is several dollars more. Of course, it doesn’t come prepared as it does at Dish Dash, but it tastes just as delicious even in its alternative presentation.
The sides are good, but not amazing. I’ve tried the hummus, fries, and falafel so far. The fries are good if they’re fresh but get soggy quick. Regardless, they’re still worth ordering in my opinion.
At some point, I’d like to try their desserts… I’m just usually too full to order them after eating my main meal.

Love this place! It’s quick, affordable, and delicious! They have excellent customer service as well! OrderAhead screwed up my order and the people at Dish N Dash rectified the problem immediately. They even threw in a little baklava for the trouble. :)
Highly recommend!!!

Kinda crazy that there’s no parking, but this place is POPULAR for lunch. I met a friend here and the line was about 20 people deep. The food was good, good flavors, just big enough to make me full, but I would still stay on the small side and I didn’t feel like it wowed me. I think it’s a good concept though, and glad to see the place does well. I would probably prefer to come back when it’s not so crazy busy, my guess is the dinner rush isn’t as bad.

HOLY CRAP is this place great!!!
I wasn’t expecting much. I was hungry, visiting from out of town, looking for something healthy to eat before I went to a meeting. This was the closest place with a decent Unilocal score, so I gave it a shot.
Dish n Dash is AWESOME. Fantastic. I’ll make it a point to visit again whenever I can. It’s basically the Middle Eastern answer to Chipotle. You pick a base (wrap, pita, rice, Freekeh, salad), a main (lamb, chicken, falafel, veggies, etc.), other ingredients (avocado, feta, mushrooms), and sides (hummus, tabouli, babaganoush). There are fresh juices and desserts as well.
Seating space is extremely limited. The restaurant is tiny and there was a line the whole time I was there. I was alone, so I grabbed one of the ample counter seats. I had Freekeh, falafel, feta, tabouli, and hummus. DELICIOUS. So, so good. I was starving after my flight and this was a perfect, healthy, tasty way to refuel. I only ate half of my plate and I was stuffed until dinner.
I wouldn’t recommend this for large groups during busy times, due to the seating shortage, but if you like Mediterranean /​Middle Eastern fare it’s a great spot. There is also a to-​go window and parking out back if you want to enjoy the food without braving the crowd.
Overall-​LOVE. Fast service, delicious healthy food, would go again in a heartbeat.

I love that I can get a shawarma wrap at any time of the day unlike the fancier restaurant, Dish Dash in downtown! They also have a few more meat options than the restaurant which I love. When I’m not in the mood for chicken, I get beef.
And when picking up your order, don’t forget to grab sauces; 3 sauces per person!

The Chicken Shawarma on rice is really good, as are their «sidekicks» of hummus with pita and/​or fries. Also, their Berry Smoothie was surprisingly tasty… most non-​juice places don’t know how to make smoothies, not Dish N Dash.
Last time I was there, I tried the Chicken M’sakhan. Not nearly as good tasting or flavoring as the Shawarma.

Best shawarma I have had outside the Middle East. Stopped by after driving past this place all week. Always busy so had to give it s try. Got the lamb shawarma in a pita with onions and mushrooms. Soooo good. Popped some chili sauce and such a great bite after a long day.
The humus was on point… Creamy and just looked amazing. The vegetables were blah and a little cold compared to the rest of the meal… But by the time I got to them I was already full.
Friendly staff even though they are always busy! This is unique compare to similar restaurants where it’s «your order, your money, your food».
Will be dropping by again! I fear that I will crave this every Sunday… As they are closed on Sunday’s. :/

We have gone here twice now and both times were fantastic. The menu is relatively simple… you choose a starch and then a protein and you can then add toppings or side dishes.
We had:
— Falafel Pita w/​hummus
— Chicken Shwarma Pita w/​Hummus and Tabouli
— Chicken Schwarma over rice
— Pomegranate Lemonade
All of the items were great, with lots of a flavor and not overly laden down with olive oil. Make sure you grab some mint and taziki sauce when you pickup the food from the window — it will make the food pop.
My one knock on the place is how expensive it is, especially if you get two sides. The hummus is great but you get so little of it that it is almost not worth it.

This is one of my favorite middle eastern food places. The food always tastes very fresh and they have a wide variety of sauces you can get when you pick up your food. It’s really easy to order and they have a large selection of sides, drinks, and also smoothies.
The lines are long during peak hours and you have to wait around to snipe tables as people finish their food. It’s a lot better during dinner. My co worker told me that you can order beforehand and go straight to the pickup window around back, but I’ve never done it myself.
I usually get the pita bread with falafels and fries. I like to vary my last side dish. I’ve also had their smoothies which are good. This is definitely a good dining spot if you have a small group of 5 – 6.

I haven’t gone here in a few years, so my trip was long overdue. Came here on a weekday night and was surprised how crowded the place still was close to 8pm. I went with the lamb shawarma salad and got extra chipotle tahini sauce to go with it. It takes a little while to get your food, but it is definitely worth it. The meat is flavorful, the salad is tasty, and their chipotle sauce needs to find their way to Costco as I’d order a 100 pack of it.
I’d honestly choose this over a burrito bowl from Chipotle any day.

2 WORDS… BAKLAVA CRUMBLE. Amazing! My friend had raved about this treat, which spurned our decision to have dinner here. My first time, and it’s very Chipotle style, pick your carb (or salad) and add your choice of meat, add extra flavor to it for a price (I chose the Greek which was feta, grilled mushrooms and onions) add sides if you want for an additional price (range of hummus, falafels, french fries, etc), and then top it off with 3 sides of sauce.
I chose rice with lamb greek style with a side of falafel and fries. Got 2 sides of tzatziki and a hot sauce and washed it down with one of their freshly made cucumber mint lemonades. Food was really good, it was a huge plateful, and they add edamame, corn, and parsley on top. Lamb was perfectly cooked, not gamey at all, and the falafels were pretty tasty as well. The fries were perfect and complimented the tzatziki sauce perfectly. The lemonade was decent, but a bit too sweet for me.
Onto the baklava crumble, the highlight of the meal. Vanilla gelato topped with a chewy and gooey baklava layer on top. AMAZING. Even with the gelato melted, it was a taste of heaven. I would go back just for this!
This place is moderately priced, although it can add up quick with all the add ons, and ample seating outside.