Why do Indians so addicted to Indian food?

Indian cuisine is curry-based with several species and oil. It is creamy, delicious, and quite fulfilling. People like to have curry accompanying rice or Roti (flatbread). You can have the best Indian food in Plympton at Sunrise restaurant by a takeaway or delivery.

Unless they consume rice or roti with lentils or curry, they do not get a pleasant feeling. No pasta, pizza, or burger would provide them that comforting feeling. Years of consuming their staples have made them habituated to that style of food. Further, if you are habituated to eating spicy meals, like tandoor and kebab in Plympton, bland food would not attract you. The spices utilized in the western diet are very unusual than Indian cuisine.

Today there are fast food restaurant Plympton, or anywhere your eyes go on road. But Indians have their take on all modern western dishes too- Chinese, pasta, pizza, tacos, etc. They have a limited taste for uncooked dishes, salads, or sandwiches. They like their meals well prepared - whether it's fried, steamed, stir-fried, or sauteed. Nevertheless, it should not be raw.

Western salads or raw foods are not of much interest to them. 

Looking at the population, Indians are majorly vegetarians and find minimum options in the Western diet. People in several countries have distinct meanings for vegetarian meals. Some nations even serve fish under vegetarian foods. So they fancy opting for Indian food. Remember, even the non-vegetarian Indians do not consume all kinds of meat. They are biased to chicken and fish or seafood. Beef is forbidden to some. So they choose to be safe and have in Indian establishments. 

The inclination towards the best Indian food in Plympton or beyond is one of the causes that many Indians travel in groups. These groups give them Indian meals, and they don't have to search for Indian establishments on their journeys overseas. With evolving times and grown exposure, the youth of India is becoming freer to try new foods. But due to their natural taste buds, they still prefer the Mexican, Italian, and Chinese (Indian variant) dishes as it has few connections to Indian cuisine - it is spicy and sour.

Many of the Indians are open to trying dull foods like Sushi too. But such souls are rare and far between. Probably, in the coming years, we will see changes in the Indian mindset.