Mike Daryoush

Iranian-born American restaurateur (Moby Dick)
Died on Tuesday May 28th 2019

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@ericfingerhut: I will give the Post credit for printing this obit last week for Mike Daryoush, founder of the Moby Dick restaurant… - 5 years ago

@Jeffrey04996277: RT @Independent: Mike Daryoush: Kebab king who helped put Persian food on the map - 5 years ago

@Independent: Mike Daryoush: Kebab king who helped put Persian food on the map - 5 years ago

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@LauraMaria: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - The Washington Post - 5 years ago

@alextureman: RIP to Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob. "This scene, I thought, is the essential matter of the… - 5 years ago

@poopoosh: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - 5 years ago

@RohamAlvandiLSE: Very sorry to hear of the passing of Nezameddin 'Mike' Daryoush, the founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, thanks to… - 5 years ago

@MalekMassoud: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - 5 years ago

@matth255: RT @timcarman: He didn’t need private equity cash. He didn’t need a culinary school degree. All Mike Daryoush needed was his belief in the… - 5 years ago

@bradweis: #obitpatrol Who died? Sheila Urbanetti, an 'ordinary' person with a beautiful obit; publisher and Human Rights Watc… - 5 years ago

@sheila_crye: RIP Mike Daryoush. Thanks to him, thousands of Washingtonians (including me) tasted Persian cuisine for the first t… - 5 years ago

@louisfer67z: @lecreusette Any of these in your neck of the woods? - 5 years ago

@LukeBerndt: Another nice appreciation for Mike Daryoush. I got introduced to Moby Dick’s almost 20 years by a co-worker from Ir… - 5 years ago

@followthefooddc: Mike Daryoush, founder of D.C.'s Moby Dick chain, built a house where everyone was welcome - The Washington Post. W… - 5 years ago

@PatiJinich: RT @timcarman: He didn’t need private equity cash. He didn’t need a culinary school degree. All Mike Daryoush needed was his belief in the… - 5 years ago

@ACMCU: “Mike Daryoush, founder of D.C.'s Moby Dick chain, built a house where everyone was welcome” | The Washington Post… - 5 years ago

@Andrew_Friedson: Great reflection on the life of Mike Daryoush, who founded @MobyDickKabobs here in Bethesda and helped grow it into… - 5 years ago

@passed_present: “Through the stomach,” he added, “is a good way of reaching people.” #obit via @EmilyLangerWP - 5 years ago

@koTenSixtySix: RT @timcarman: He didn’t need private equity cash. He didn’t need a culinary school degree. All Mike Daryoush needed was his belief in the… - 5 years ago

@dcoi121: RT @loriara: Mike Daryoush, founder of D.C.'s Moby Dick chain, built a house where everyone was welcome - - 5 years ago

@olgamassov: RT @timcarman: He didn’t need private equity cash. He didn’t need a culinary school degree. All Mike Daryoush needed was his belief in the… - 5 years ago

@loriara: Mike Daryoush, founder of D.C.'s Moby Dick chain, built a house where everyone was welcome - - 5 years ago

@WertlandK: Another great article on Mike Daryoush, the founder of Moby Dick's House of Kabob who recently passed. - 5 years ago

@andsachs_sachs: RT @timcarman: He didn’t need private equity cash. He didn’t need a culinary school degree. All Mike Daryoush needed was his belief in the… - 5 years ago

@milleropoulos: RT @timcarman: He didn’t need private equity cash. He didn’t need a culinary school degree. All Mike Daryoush needed was his belief in the… - 5 years ago

@GusREDD: RT @timcarman: He didn’t need private equity cash. He didn’t need a culinary school degree. All Mike Daryoush needed was his belief in the… - 5 years ago

@timcarman: He didn’t need private equity cash. He didn’t need a culinary school degree. All Mike Daryoush needed was his belie… - 5 years ago

@JeffersonObama: RT @timcarman: The pioneering Mike Daryoush moved Iranian cooking into the mainstream in Washington. Gone way way too soon. - 5 years ago

@zengirl55: RT @timcarman: The pioneering Mike Daryoush moved Iranian cooking into the mainstream in Washington. Gone way way too soon. - 5 years ago

@beyerstein: RT @timcarman: The pioneering Mike Daryoush moved Iranian cooking into the mainstream in Washington. Gone way way too soon. - 5 years ago

@NYCNavid: RT @timcarman: The pioneering Mike Daryoush moved Iranian cooking into the mainstream in Washington. Gone way way too soon. - 5 years ago

@jhamby: RT @timcarman: The pioneering Mike Daryoush moved Iranian cooking into the mainstream in Washington. Gone way way too soon. - 5 years ago

@jenn_ruth: RT @timcarman: The pioneering Mike Daryoush moved Iranian cooking into the mainstream in Washington. Gone way way too soon. - 5 years ago

@StevenTDennis: RT @timcarman: The pioneering Mike Daryoush moved Iranian cooking into the mainstream in Washington. Gone way way too soon. - 5 years ago

@LethorLux: RT @BillKristol: The Kristol family joins many other D.C. area residents in thanking Mike Daryoush and his family for Moby Dick House of Ka… - 5 years ago

@jadevakil: RT @samwashdc: Sad to hear of the passing of the founder of the DC kebab chain Moby Dick. It's a Washington story and original, the gateway… - 5 years ago

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@NYCNavid: RT @BillKristol: The Kristol family joins many other D.C. area residents in thanking Mike Daryoush and his family for Moby Dick House of Ka… - 5 years ago

@markdwedc: RT @timcarman: The pioneering Mike Daryoush moved Iranian cooking into the mainstream in Washington. Gone way way too soon. - 5 years ago

@matthewfelling: Icon/pioneer of the DC food scene, founder of award-winning @MobyDickKabobs passes on. Mike Daryoush, founder of M… - 5 years ago

@HeatherAtNAFSA: RT @NFAPResearch: Immigrant entrepreneur: "Mr. Daryoush, whose popular fast-casual chain grew over three decades to include 24 locations ac… - 5 years ago

@camoxendale: RT @BillKristol: The Kristol family joins many other D.C. area residents in thanking Mike Daryoush and his family for Moby Dick House of Ka… - 5 years ago

@siwtj: RT @tcwittes: “Through the stomach,” he added, “is a good way of reaching people.” Nezameddin/Mike Daryoush reached so many of us. May he… - 5 years ago

@missb62: RT @tcwittes: “Through the stomach,” he added, “is a good way of reaching people.” Nezameddin/Mike Daryoush reached so many of us. May he… - 5 years ago

@AndrewAlbertson: RT @tcwittes: “Through the stomach,” he added, “is a good way of reaching people.” Nezameddin/Mike Daryoush reached so many of us. May he… - 5 years ago

@NFAPResearch: Immigrant entrepreneur: "Mr. Daryoush, whose popular fast-casual chain grew over three decades to include 24 locati… - 5 years ago

@DavidKingGod: RT @DavidKingGod: - 5 years ago

@Bentalwadi: RT @ariel_ahram: A sad day for all who eat in Washington DC. I have lived in DC for 15 of the last 19 years and Moby Dick was always there… - 5 years ago

@jacobsberg: RIP. Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - 5 years ago

@JoeKristol: RT @BillKristol: The Kristol family joins many other D.C. area residents in thanking Mike Daryoush and his family for Moby Dick House of Ka… - 5 years ago

@samwashdc: Sad to hear of the passing of the founder of the DC kebab chain Moby Dick. It's a Washington story and original, th… - 5 years ago

@StrackeKey: RT @BillKristol: The Kristol family joins many other D.C. area residents in thanking Mike Daryoush and his family for Moby Dick House of Ka… - 5 years ago

@dataylor1: RT @naheed258: Sad to hear of Mike Daryoush's passing. He introduced the VA/DC/MD region to Persian food through his restaurant #MobyDickHo… - 5 years ago

@SarahBastien1: Oh no! 😢 Moby Dick's is such great comfort food. So glad Daryoush left this culinary legacy that DC-area residents… - 5 years ago

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@TorgoTown: RT @BillKristol: The Kristol family joins many other D.C. area residents in thanking Mike Daryoush and his family for Moby Dick House of Ka… - 5 years ago

@PaulGuinnessy: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66. Sad news. His is one of the few establishments I wo… - 5 years ago

@AmoCorvus: RT @BillKristol: The Kristol family joins many other D.C. area residents in thanking Mike Daryoush and his family for Moby Dick House of Ka… - 5 years ago

@BillKristol: The Kristol family joins many other D.C. area residents in thanking Mike Daryoush and his family for Moby Dick Hous… - 5 years ago

@nickpgoodfellow: Sad news... Moby Dick is my favorite lunch spot in DC. I used to go there with friends and during my break at my fi… - 5 years ago

@WertlandK: - 5 years ago

@MaxforRockville: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66. The first Moby Dick opened in 1989 in #Bethesda “to… - 5 years ago

@EricBoyle: Moby Dick’s sustained my early years of being back in the states, made re-migration that much easier. RIP. - 5 years ago

@luzcita: RT @postmetrogirl: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - 5 years ago

@Swerdlick: RT @postmetrogirl: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - 5 years ago

@postmetrogirl: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - 5 years ago

@lisa10023362: RT @tcwittes: “Through the stomach,” he added, “is a good way of reaching people.” Nezameddin/Mike Daryoush reached so many of us. May he… - 5 years ago

@PUStudiesFood: RT @tcwittes: “Through the stomach,” he added, “is a good way of reaching people.” Nezameddin/Mike Daryoush reached so many of us. May he… - 5 years ago

@lrozen: RT @tcwittes: “Through the stomach,” he added, “is a good way of reaching people.” Nezameddin/Mike Daryoush reached so many of us. May he… - 5 years ago

@tcwittes: “Through the stomach,” he added, “is a good way of reaching people.” Nezameddin/Mike Daryoush reached so many of u… - 5 years ago

@szilvalinka: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - The Washington Post - 5 years ago

@ariel_ahram: A sad day for all who eat in Washington DC. I have lived in DC for 15 of the last 19 years and Moby Dick was alway… - 5 years ago

@LiLMissSoaper: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - 5 years ago

@DavidMarkDC: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - 5 years ago

@deadpeoplecom: Mike Daryoush is no longer with us - #MikeDaryoush #Mike #Daryoush #rip - 5 years ago

@mySA: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - 5 years ago

@jorgebanales: RIP Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob: - 5 years ago

@TrulyTuttle: Sorry to learn of the death of @MobyDickKabobs founder Mike Daryoush. - 5 years ago

@robcrilly: "By one account, Moby Dick House of Kabob was named after a Tehran establishment that catered to US Embassy staff b… - 5 years ago

@naheed258: Sad to hear of Mike Daryoush's passing. He introduced the VA/DC/MD region to Persian food through his restaurant… - 5 years ago

@on_da_vid: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - 5 years ago

@LukeBerndt: Sad News - the founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob died. This is one of my favorite restaurants in DC. - 5 years ago

@JoeShutter: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - 5 years ago

@andsachs_sachs: RT @timcarman: The pioneering Mike Daryoush moved Iranian cooking into the mainstream in Washington. Gone way way too soon. - 5 years ago

@timcarman: The pioneering Mike Daryoush moved Iranian cooking into the mainstream in Washington. Gone way way too soon. - 5 years ago

@DonnaCassata: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - 5 years ago

@srigop8: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - 5 years ago

@DeleceWrites: Bummed to hear this. So many good meals and memories from the Georgetown location with @SusSnider and @DevonHaynie… - 5 years ago

@twitbituaries: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - - 5 years ago

@dc4visitors1: Mike Daryoush, founder of Moby Dick House of Kabob, dies at 66 - 5 years ago

@CameraCrazyFox5: RT @mymcmedia: Mike Daryoush, president and founder of Moby Dick House of Kabobs, died at 66 of heart failure on May 9. - 5 years ago

@mymcmedia: Mike Daryoush, president and founder of Moby Dick House of Kabobs, died at 66 of heart failure on May 9. - 5 years ago

@mymcmedia: Mike Daryoush, president and founder of Moby Dick House of Kabobs, died at 66 of heart failure on May 9. - 5 years ago

@mymcmedia: Mike Daryoush, president and founder of Moby Dick House of Kabobs, died at 66 of heart failure on May 9. - 5 years ago

@mymcmedia: Mike Daryoush, president and founder of Moby Dick House of Kabobs, died at 66 of heart failure on May 9. - 5 years ago