Daryoush Persian Cuisine

First time here today- very good Persian food. Had the combo plate- loveddd it. Roasted eggplant, hummus and tzatziki with soft pita. Tried my cousin’s chicken kabob and rice - very good!!! Our server was helpful and friendly. We had my cousin’s birthday- enjoyed pistachio rose water ice cream!! Yum!! A little sweet but great!!! ****just a note- the bathroom was fairly clean, except —- I saw some Black mold on the sink near the faucet, and on the side walls. Just fyi Thanks

The food is so so so good, and EXCELLENT service, they are so friendly and nice to people.we like the beef and lamb! It is so juicy and slay!! everything is good to try, we come offer and it’s always our first choice of restaurant nearby campus. Thanks so much for the happy experience every time.

One of the best Persian restaurants in the East Bay. The food was amazing and the staff were professional and super fast. It's a must go restaurant, don't forget the baghlava and tee at the end.

Food portions are big. Ordered a dish with half rice-hald salad and the plate was fullllll. The half sized portions were about the same size as a full size dish in other restaurants. Shish kabob was perfectly cooked and seasoned. The taste was GREAT. The rice smelled and tasted good and the salad ingredients were fresh. Doogh was good as well. The owner greeted guests at all tables and the staff were trying their best to make sure the guests are comfy and have everything they'd like available to them. The only thing that I can say would need improvement was the Mast-Kiyar, the amount of cucumber was not enough for the size of the yogurt bowl and the yogurt texture was a little like hummus (not sure why). If I want to grade this restaurant, it would definitely be between 97-100 out of 100.

Good dine in experience.. The combo rice dish was flavourful and was of a decent helping. The rice was lacking the butter flavouring in my opinion. The beef and chicken skewers were done perfectly though. The only thing I didn't like, was the "mint tea". Was served a cup of hot water with a few mint leaves in it, but no sign of tea anywhere. Thought it quite odd that they'd call it tea then.. Quite reasonable pricing too, for today's world.. Found a parking structure within walking distance from the restaurant at $2.50 for the first 2 hours.. so don't bother driving around in circles trying to find a street parking spot.