As a culinary palindrome, naan tastes the same backward as it does forward, like the bananab or a Toyota. Take a bite in every direction with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of Indian cuisine and drinks at Lovash Restaurant on South Street.

Lovash's kitchen delights palates with a menu of flavorful Indian cuisine sourced from fresh ingredients and aromatic spices. An appetizer of mixed-vegetable pakora, fried and dipped in gram flour, acclimates tummies with the resident flavor ($3.95). After warming up digits, hungry guests can flex forks and impress entrees such as the korma, which fuses spices and herbs with mild sauce, cashews, and raisins ($9.95), or the chicken tikka masala, a yogurt-marinated chicken breast cooked in a clay oven and submerged in a sundried-tomato-based cream sauce ($14.95). Lubricate arid throats with mango juice ($3), a salty lasi, or a yogurt-and-fruit-based lasi shake, appearing in table-side incarnations including mango, strawberry, and peach ($3). Lovash Restaurant, like liquid potlucks and children's sporting events, is a BYOB experience, so guests can tote along an adult beverage of their choice.

The interior space at Lovash Restaurant features a brown molded ceiling flanked by vivid red and yellow walls. Red and yellow place settings glow atop elegant white tablecloths, and framed artwork, like a trip to the Louvre's hamburger exhibit, gracefully decks the walls and feeds aesthetically hungry eyes.