A survey found one curry restaurant for every 853 residents in Bromley, south London. Other curry hot spots included Epsom, Reading, Leicester, Cardiff and Doncaster.
The study, for Cobra Beer, also found that Taj Mahal was the most popular name for an Indian restaurant, followed by Taste of India, Maharaja, Akash, Spice Lounge and Monsoon.
Quirkier names included Posh Spice, Urban Turban and Some Like It Hot. Britain’s first curry house opened in London in 1810 and there are now more than 9,000. One in five people say Indian food is their favourite. Cobra Beer plans to send a mobile curry house to areas which do not have any Indian restaurants.
Source: Express
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