Stopped by for dinner. Was a little hungry,so I ordered a full plate,it comes with soup and two…read moresides. It's not a full service restaurant,but after you order. They do bring out your food. The place was kinda crowded,a bunch of people watching college football. I don't usually get the shrimp, I forgot how good it tastes. They have a really good marinade, combined with a great grilled taste. It also comes with lemon chicken soup.

I love this place. They have a simple set up and it's delicious every time. I got the salad with…read morefalafel and it was perfect. I couldn't finish the plate because it was a lot of food. The salad comes with pita bread which is a must when you come here. The people are so kind and patient when you're ordering and the food comes out in 5-10 minutes. They have TVs with sports playing and some news. They also have a soda fountain for refills. I like the booths here, as they are more comfortable than the chairs for the tables. No complaints!

The burgers seem to be a well kept secret. The meat is fresh and flavorful. Even the burns are…read morelight years ahead of the premiere chains. Chicken or lamb can be blended in on request. The Afghans burger is worth trying too. So consider going beyond those excellent kabobs The order at the counter and delivered to the table service works fine The place is clean and welcoming

I came here last Friday during the afternoon to try their kabob. Coming in, it felt like a…read moremodernized middle eastern bbq shop. It's like a cross between a western style bbq joint and a middle eastern twist with its meats and food. Turns out, this place is mainly an Afghan restaurant! It's half eatery half a butcher shop for people to come and purchase fresh meats for some home cooking. In fact, I watched a lot of people coming in and ordering meats to go. I ordered their chili lamb kabob which was tender and juicy. It had lots of flavor from the spices but enough to where it wasn't overwhelming. I ordered it on top of a pillow of rice which was fluffy and buttery textured. It was delicious. There are sauce bottles to pair with the meats which is my favorite part. I really liked their white creamy yogurt sauce mixed with their red house chili sauce. It gave my lamb meat so much flavor and some heat. I loved my order and will definitely order two next time. I also want to try their steaks. They take their time grilling their meats so orders can take a short while. It's worth it for sure. No complaints here but I do wish they played some light music in the background for some ambiance. Things can be real quiet in here so it can be awkward dining in. Other than that, I really like this place and will be back for more.

Very generous portions, good price, and above all, tender and juicy meats. Staff was very engaged…read moreand attentive.

We decided to try this place out for the first time and I will have to say the food is absolutely…read moreAMAZING! We ordered the XL family platter + buffalo wings. Every Kabob was seasoned and grilled to perfection. The rice tasted fresh and the meal came with falafels and hummus/pita. Each item was authentic and flavorful. The service was also quick and friendly. They were very hospitable as would be expected from Afghans. The restaurant was modern and clean, they had jazz music playing so you felt cozy and welcome. Will definitely be coming back!

Each portion size is generous! Seamless ordering and customizable options (pita, plate or wrap)…read more It's great how a side of hummus, baba ghanouj and garlic spread is complimentary. The chicken shawarma was flavorful and moist. Cant beat this at this price. Service was fast. There are seats available to dine in. Definitely a must try spot.

I'm baaaack with another review! I'll keep this one short since I've been writing stories in my…read moreprevious reviews. Let's get into it. Double Combo Plate - Turmeric Rice - Chicken Shawarma and Gyro Beef - The Works (Everything included) - Tzatziki sauce - Falafel (Side) - Waffle Fries (Side) Okay, the presentation of the combo plate wasn't the most aesthetically pleasing, but I looked past it. Unfortunately, the chicken and beef were lacking in flavor and were pretty dry. The portions were generous, though the gyro beef was sliced pretty thin. The veggies were actually fresh, which was a plus. The hummus was on the lighter side flavor-wise, while the Baha Ghanouj had a solid roasted aftertaste. The Achilles spread was... interesting. It was very fatty with a garlic aftertaste. It just wasn't my thang. The waffle fries were cool. They were fried well and had a good crunch, but nothing special. The falafel, though, was pretty disappointing. I'm not sure if I just got a bad batch. They were very crunchy, but had a weird dish-soap aftertaste that I couldn't get past. I couldn't finish the rest. Sorry, but I'll be on the lookout for another Mediterranean spot.

Best place to have a kebab bowl! Very healthy and delicious! They also have lentil soup and pita…read morebread . It reminds me of the restaurant mezeh in the Virginia area .

It does not compare to Cava's variety, but they differentiates themselves w/ their own flavors. I…read morealso enjoy them having warm lentil soup Also the Dubai Chocolate is pretty good but pricey. Service is fast and efficient - I order here all the time for office parties and they do a good job providing set up and allergy placards. Only gripe is the falafel make me break out into pimples-- I mean it's deep fried in oil -- but it just doesn't work for me.

Dishdash is the only Middle Eastern restaurant I love as a fellow Palestinian…read more The dishes feel authentic to our cuisine and since I am still learning my way through our recipes, so this spot is my go to! Firstly, the fact that you get an unlimited supply of Pita and Zeit / Zaatar oil alone makes it feel like home. Very similarly, my Siti (grandma) always has us well fed right from the start, maybe over fed, but that's besides the point and very connected to our culture, you won't go hungry. But be careful not to fill up solely on bread, plus you can use your bread to soak up all the sauces later on. My absolute favorite dish is the Mansaf which is a creamy yogurt based lamb and rice dish. The meat comes out veryyy tender and when you mix it all together with the sauce and rice, it's rich and decadent. It's a large portion and can feed 2-3 as a main if other bites are shared. Bites I recommend- the Falafel, Kibbeh and Hummus as starters. The staff was very attentive and friendly, making sure we were rightfully fed, had drinks refilled constantly, we felt taken care of. They play lots of upbeat old school Arabic music that reminds me of my childhood. Check out Nancy Ajram if you haven't heard her music.

This was my first time ever at this particular edition of Dish & Dash. Hee. I've been to the one…read morein Fremont and set up more as a fast food restaurant with nice tables, but very in and out style. Since this was for Father's Day, I was rather surprised my dad wanted to eat here considering I was used to the Fremont style of "dish and Dash." I was rather shocked to see actual groups and larger tables with my seating arrangement and even nice relaxing, looking comfortable chairs along with a number of decor that looked pretty authentic to keep up with the theme of the cultural food. Everyone in my family eat across the menu vegan, Vegetarian and meat eaters! Lol I'm somewhat in between and I got a chicken Shawarma and it was perfectly made. My brother got the Vegetarian delight and that looked better than my chicken Shawarma wrap because there was so many different flavors on his plate!! Granted, when he got his plate, it took the server a good 20 minutes extra until the pita bread was ready. Lol. My boyfriend got some lamb shish kebab dish that looked really interesting. There were different flavors and textures and he really enjoyed the dish itself. I did not partake. My dad and sister got some meat soup like dish that had lamb in it and they both loved their dish and said it had a lot of flavor and such a small size portion! They both took home leftovers! We were utterly stuffed and nobody had any room for dessert, but we will definitely be back again since this particular "Dish and Dash" can feed everything from Vegetarian to meat eaters! So a giant happy blended family! Hee

Kids eat Saturday and Sunday and it's a protein bowl with rice fries or both! I had the wrap with…read morelamb/beef no rice and all the veggies and a side of falafel and hummus. There is outside seating and if you with family who are not interested in Mediterranean food there is also pizza, burgers and sushi at near by restaurants. Finally, I made a mistake when ordering and they were really kind and just sorted it out afterwards. Everything came out really quickly and it was delicious.

I ordered through the third party delivery app and the order was packed to perfection by the store…read more All sauces were included and nothing was missing. I ordered the chicken shawarma bowl, a saffron chicken wrap, hummus and falafel on the side. The flavors did not do it for me. I love tang but nothing tasted pickled. The hummus had a wierd after taste and a tang that lingered like a bad aftertaste. I understand lemon but it wasn't fresh citrus. I've had such amazing hummus in my life and this did not come close. Falafels arrived warm and they are good. Nothing extraordinary. Hummus came with 1 pita and the texture of pita was off. It did not look or taste like pita. My wrap was saffron chicken wrap with fiery sauce, all veggies and no tomatoes. It was a nice wrap but chicken was scanty. I had to hunt for chicken. Again, their sauces did not do it for me. My husband's chicken shawarma bowl was good. He liked the crispy chickpeas in the bowl. On the plus side, whatever chicken my wrap had, tasted nicely charred. The purple cabbage had nice crunch in the wrap.

We had a nice meal at Iraklis. The staff was charming and patiently explained the menu as there…read morewere some items we'd never seen before. Not all of the dishes were a hit, but we really enjoyed the appetizer sampler platter (baba ghanoush, hummus, labaneh) and chicken shawarma wrap Damascus style (w/ fries, garlic sauce, and pickles on the side). The best way to improve the meal would be to heat the pita that comes with the platter since it was a bit tough and chewy.

Ordered the platter and lamp plate ! The yogurt was good , the falafel was hard ! The problem was…read morethe pita bread was old ! The lamp plate shawarma was too greasy , nothing to Cheer about ! I'm not sure if they use msg , I was super dehydrated after that lunch ! They need to focus on quality !

I was in San Jose and trusted Yelpies on where to eat in town based on high amount of 4-5 star…read morereviews, and I landed at Falafel Stop for lunch during my trip. I love how this is a no frill, casual eatery for a quick Middle Eatern bite. The flavors are good, the portion is big enough to be shared with another person, and the service is pretty quick. Now I wonder why there isn't anything like this in LA where I'm from.

Super impressed with this spot. First off, park down the street and avoid this super chaotic…read moreparking lot... trust me. You walk up and order, and pick up vegetarian food on one side and meat dishes on the other side. The portions are very generous, and all of the sides and little salads were so good. They have covered outdoor seating, and everyone working there was nice and efficient. The falafel was great as was the Shawarma. Overall 5/5

Yum! I'm already looking forward to my next visit!…read more This cozy little restaurant sits on the corner of Kiely and Homestead Road. The food comes out quickly, served sizzling hot and fresh. There's also a convenient self-serve station at the front counter where you can grab utensils and cups of water. I ordered the chicken gyro plate, and it was a generous portion at a great price. While the presentation is simple, the dish is full of flavor. Every bite was well-seasoned, satisfying, and made for a delicious meal.

Called ahead for pickup, was ready within 15-20 minutes…read more Parking: has its own little lot or you can park in the bigger Safeway lot and walk over Food: tried the Iskender kebab - came with meat w/tomato sauce on top of pita bread + generous scoops of yogurt to pair and pita bread. Flavors were good! Very filling. Also tried the turkish pizza (Lahmacun), enjoyed the light crispy bread but the filling was just alright Hummus was not as flavorful as I've had from other places Turkish coffee only available for dine-in overall good food and I'd come back