The charts below show the favourite takeaways of people in Canada and the number of Indian restaurants in Canada between 1960 and 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, adn make comparisons where relevant.

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the favourite restaurant takeaways from different countries (China, India, Italy, Persia, Thailand, Mexico, Japan, Greece, among others) in percentages and the number of

Indian

restaurants

in the country Canada.

Overall

, Chinese and

Indian

restaurants

depicted the highest popularity

while

Greek, Japanese and Mexican places got the lowest.

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11% figure can be seen projecting the amount of people who never made an order. Regarding the bar chart, it can be clearly seen that people's preference for

Indian

restaurants

has increased over the years, depicting one of the most popular amounts during the

last

year. On one hand, in the pie chart, Japanese

restaurants

exhibited the biggest preference with 34%, followed by

Indian

ones with 26%.

In contrast

, Greek, Japanese and Mexican bistros got a lower popularity than any other with just 1%. It's important to highlight that 11% of people never ordered in any of those places.

On the other hand

, in the second graph, it is evident that the number of

Indian

eating businesses had a dramatic increase over the years. In 1960, there were only around 200 of them,

however

; the figure significantly increased, reaching almost 8000 in number and by the end of the period in 2015 around 9000 places.