The pie chart illustrates the favorite takeaways in the UK.
The largest portion of the population, just over one third, prefers Chinese food. Additionally, about a quarter of people enjoy Indian food. In contrast, a small fraction of the chart is dedicated to Greek and Japanese cuisines, indicating that there is relatively low interest in these types of food.
According to the pie chart, approximately a quarter of the population’s favorite takeaway is Indian food. Consequently, research has been conducted on the number of Indian restaurants in the UK from 1960 to 2015.
In 1960, there were about 500 Indian restaurants. The number steadily increased, reaching over 9,000 restaurants by 2009. However, the proportion of Indian restaurants slightly declined after this peak. By the end of 2015, the number of Indian restaurants had once again reached 9,000, which is a significant figure and reflects the growing enthusiasm for Indian cuisine.
