The grip of recession and immigration curbs have severely struck the three billion pound Indian restaurant industry but Britons seemingly are fond of the spicy curry that are being offered at those Indian restaurants and also the ready-made Indian meals are hot cakes in the counters of supermarkets.

It has been quoted that the total number of people who continue to visit the Indian restaurants have come down, but industry figures state that entrepreneurs who have migrated to ready-made Indian meals have seen a rise in their business at the same time a few are merely struggling with the supermarket needs.

A few of the well known Indian restaurants have grown by putting in a hundreds of thousands of pounds even the immigration restrictions is a tacky task for many who wish to hire qualified chefs from the Indian sub-continent.

The case in Bradford saw investment of more than 500,000 pounds which has landed up in creation of numerous jobs in Indian restaurants and it is a similar case with respect to regions such as Leicester, Birmingham, Manchester and London, states the survey.