The charts below show the favourite takeaways of people in Canada and the number of Indian restaurants in Canada between 1960 and 2015

The pie chart depicts people's most favoured takeaways in

Canada

while

the bar chart illustrates the number of

Indian

restaurants

in the same country between 1960 and 2015.

Overall

, the largest proportion of Canadians prefers a Chinese takeaway, followed by

Indian

which is

also

significantly popular. Followed by

Canada

's least favourite options; Greek, Mexican, Japanese, Thai and others. There is a generally positive trend in the number of

Indian

restaurants

over the period. More specifically, with over a

third

of Canadians opting for Chinese food,

this

is definitely the favoured option. Closely followed by

Indian

takeaways, which over one-quarter of the population preferred.

On the other hand

,

Canada

's

least rated

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options included Greek, Japanese and Mexican, all earning only 1% of the country's vote.

Moreover

, with

regards

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to the growth of

Indian

restaurants

in

Canada

, there is an increasing trend. starting with more rapid growth in the 1990s, from 200 in 1960 to approximately 5000 by 1990. Here is shown the largest spike in an expansion of establishments, where the value jumps to just under 8000 by 1997.

After

this

, only around 1200 more

restaurants

are built by 2015.