Gargi R.
1/22/2026
This place transported me back to Mumbai!! We got here around 8 pm on Friday and were able to snag the last few tables, their menu has all the seafood options you would find in a Konkani...
Surmai
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500 Lawrence Expy Ste C
Sunnyvale, CA 94085
Surmai, located in Sunnyvale, CA, specializes in Indian Maharashtrian coastal cuisine. The menu features a variety of appetizers including Kolambi Fry and Prawns Kebab, as well as enticing entrees like Konkani Chicken Masala and Macchi Cha Kalvan. Guests can also enjoy Surmai's special thalis, such as the Surmai Thali and Chicken Tikka Thali, offering a taste of traditional flavors.
For those craving a fusion twist, Surmai offers dishes like Indo-Chinese Burnt Garlic Fried Rice and Triple Schezwan Fried Rice. The restaurant also serves refreshing drinks like Solkadhi and Kokam Sarbat, along with delectable desserts such as Aamras and Gulab Jamun. With a focus on authentic ingredients and bold flavors, Surmai provides a unique dining experience inspired by the coastal region of Maharashtra.
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4.5(476)
Shruti J.
1/21/2026
As someone that grew up in Mumbai and lives in Denver, I really appreciate good seafood. Surmai was one such place we were excited to visit during our week long stay in SF. We tried many things -...
Ruchi J.
1/9/2026
Ahh I really wanted to love this place but I felt like the flavors just weren't hitting. I got the Triple Schezwan Fried Rice with egg which came with a side of Manchurian Gravy which I was very...
Aswad K.
1/5/2026
For people that want to try different kind of Indian food this is the place! This is coastal region food from the west of India. Order fish thalis (platters), fried fish entrees and appetizers....
Micah M.
12/24/2025
The food is so delicious. There are so many choices on the menu. I had to limit myself and promise myself I'd return to try other options. There was plenty of seating but there was also a line....
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