The table depicts the expenditure of trends for five major types of fast food consumption in Melbourne, between 2005 and 2025, measured in units.
Overall, there are five major types of food are Hambuger, Friend Chicken, Salad, Fried Rice, and Noodles. However, hambuger was the largest fast food in over two decades, while other four fast foods showed increased significantly fast food eaten during the period. Notably, the least proportion of noodles compared to other fast foods in each period.
In 2005, the hambuger had the highest fast food, at 40 units and it was declined to 2 unit at the present year, while there is a steadly rising to 51units at the end of the period, which is the largest fast food people eaten in Melbourne compared to other fast food consumptions. Moreover, at 35 units started in fried chicken and it was a stight climb at 45 units, which is the second popular in same city during this period.
In contrast, the proportion of salad at stood to 5 units at the beginning of period, while there is dramtaically climbed to approximately 45 units by the final year. Conversely, fried rice and noodles showed was not popular in melbourne city, with 6 to 9 units in each period.
