Why Is Indian Food So Popular All Over The World?

[2012]

There are almost 10,000 Indian Restaurants in abroad.

10000 is too less figure , I thin it will be in lacs..!!

 

[Galaxy]

Anyone know good restaurents in Southall here?

Indian restaurants in London

1,000's of Indian restaurants in London Only. Go anywhere.

 

[Galaxy]

10000 is too less figure , I thin it will be in lacs..!!

Yes, Possible

 

[DelhiDareDevil]

Ohh, not to forget Arab kebabs are the best ever.

Arab food rocks too.

 

[desiman]

Lahore and Karachi for food.............Period.
Nothing comes close.

Delhi does bro, no ones comes close to Delhi when its comes to food.

 

[rcrmj]

i tried once in brick lane, london and few dozen times in india, dont really find any reasons to like it```guess indian chef cant cook without spice`-_-

 

[2012]

i tried once in brick lane, london and few dozen times in india, dont really find any reasons to like it```guess indian chef cant cook without spice`-_-

India food without spices wont remain Indian..

 

[DelhiDareDevil]

i tried once in brick lane, london and few dozen times in india, dont really find any reasons to like it```guess indian chef cant cook without spice`-_-

ask them to make it mild then.

simple lol

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

The spicy foods are tasty, many South Chinese love it.

 

[rcrmj]

Ohh, not to forget Arab kebabs are the best ever.

Arab food rocks too.

french kebabs are way better than those ones in London``i dont know what they add, they just taste batter

 

[DelhiDareDevil]

french kebabs are way better than those ones in London``i dont know what they add, they just taste batter

You need to go outside to get real indian food and arab kebabs, go to west london zone 3-5. Central london is posh and expensive and lack flavour.

 

[mirage 5000]

chappal kabab biryani and karahi gosht achar gost my favorites

 

[Galaxy]

I like Indian and French Foods. Sometime Chinese too.

 

[CallsignAlzaeem]

dumbo first look u are comparing non veg food with veg.

There is no such thing as ''non veg'' ''Indian'' food

 

[Dalai Lama]

Because it's tasty. A lot of British people seem to like it more than anyone.