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

The presented pie

chart

and bar graph provide information about the favourite

takeaways

in Canada and the number of

Indian

restaurants

from 1960 to 2015. The flowchart includes 8 international ready-made foods, some were never ordered and others were not specified.

Overall

, in the pie

chart

, Chinese

food

has the greatest proportion of

food

takeaways

while

Greek, Japanese and Mexican

food

got the least. The second most preferable takeout is

Indian

food

. The bar graph showed almost continuous growth in the number of

Indian

food

places in Canada for 55 years. Looking into more detail, It was noticeable how

Indian

food

got second place in the pie

chart

.

Indian

restaurants

showed a considerable increase going from 3000 to more than 8000 in 2015. It reached its peak in 2009. After more than five decades, the number of

Indian

restaurants

tallied in 2015 reached 9000 in total.

On the other hand

, the circle graph shows how Chinese

restaurants

were more popular for takeaway

food

with 34% whilst Mexican, Japanese and Greek

takeaways

were the less preferable options as they had 1% each. Other

takeaways

and Thai cuisines constitute 4% and 3% of the

chart

respectively. The second most common ready-made

food

was

Indian

with 26% followed by Italian

food

with 10% and Persian with 9%.

Finally

, those who never ordered were represented by 11%.