Tucked away in a little street in the 10th, this mini Indian restaurant is worth the detour! With its homemade Indian cuisine full of character, fluffy cheese naans that are as soft as pillows, and dishes that warm you right down to your soul, Deegha is on its way to becoming the go-to spot for all lovers of spicy comfort food. And while the address may still be discreet, its perfect rating on Google leaves no doubt: you're unlikely to be disappointed here.
Butter chicken, cheese naan, and love
At Deegha, we’re not here for fancy decor. We come for the flavor, the real deal that sticks to your palate and your heart. Ultra creamy butter chicken, tikka masala that wakes up your taste buds, shahi korma that melts in your mouth like a winter hug, not to mention the fragrant dhals and palak paneer that would bring a tear of joy to any vegetarian. And then there are the naans. Oh, the naans. Especially the cheese naan (double cheese, please), warm and fluffy, melting in your mouth.
The kitchen is open, and we can see the chefs bustling about right before our eyes, seamlessly orchestrating a dance of pots, spices, and well-mastered movements. It’s a mesmerizing ballet where every dish is prepared on the spot, with love and a dash of fresh herbs.
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A 5/5 Rating on Google
Here, the owner welcomes you with a smile that says it all. The portions are ultra generous, and the prices are unbeatable (under 10€ for a dish with rice; 3€ for a cheese naan), and the regulars are as loyal as Labradors. No wonder they boast a fantastic 5/5 score on Google from over 100 reviews. People come on Sunday nights for comfort, especially after a rainy day, or just to treat themselves to dishes that warm the heart.
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Take it to go along the Canal Saint-Martin or have it delivered straight to your couch through the platforms, Deegha checks all the boxes for your favorite neighborhood Indian spot. A cozy little place, big flavors, and loads of warmth. What more could you ask for?
Deegha
26, Sambre-et-Meuse Street – 10th
