The decade that Balti restaurants became popular
1970s
The number of restaurants left in the Balti Triangle
Four
The first group of Pakistanis to officially mix with British culture
"Seamen" who enlisted in the military
Pressure on food imports
High inflation
There is less demand for these restaurants due to this
Changing tastes
Name two ingredients in Balti dishes besides curry
Meat or fish, onions, coriander, red and green peppers
This is a causation that is rooted in second and third-generation children
Pursuing higher education and the EU competitive market
Name two industries Pakistani immigrants worked in Post-WWII
Textile, Steel, NHS
Name an additional factor from Brexit that makes it difficult for these restaurants to function (hint: Brits think of this as being "authentic")
These generations are less likely to want to inherit the family business
Second and third generations
The first South Asian restaurant in London was started by immigrants from this country
India
Landlords unanimously increased rent
The nationality South Asians are stereotypically grouped as
Indian
Workers who do not live in the UK but rather are EU citizens sometimes did not do this
Apply to remain in the UK
Law, medicine, tech
The colloquial phrase for going to get curry takeout
"Going to get an Indian"
Name an additional consideration for why these restaurants are less frequent in this small area
Competition
2nd
Food imports into the UK still lack this procedure
Security checks
There has also been a decline in this culture as well
Pub culture
The initial prefix used by all South Asian restaurants in Birmingham (prior to Balti)
Karahis
The percentage of remaining restaurants in the Balti Triangle that are Pakistani
50%
What is the district that a large number of Pakistani Brits can trace their heritage back to
Mirpuri District
The end of this period made the adjustment into full Brexit procedure official
"Grace Period"
Name two ways that people have tried to preserve Balti culture
Trademark (in Birmingham) and guaranteed status from the EU