re: Why isn't Indian food more popular?

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In my experience, they are usually buffets. And I don't do buffets. Neither do most people I know.

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I am usually the same way but some of the Indian buffets are rather small and not swarmed by nasty people.

Curry N' Kebab has a buffet at lunch and dinner but it is very small and only a few people are ever in there at a time. It doesn't feel nasty and the food is all made fresh. If something runs out there is a 5-10 minute wait for the next batch of it to come out because the ONE person in the kitchen had to make it fresh. They also keep the portions on the buffet small so nothing is sitting there very long. You can also order off the menu if you want but I have yet to do that because I love what's on the buffet. It also helped that the guy who runs the place will explain every dish to you. I didn't know anything about Indian food and was scared to try a lot of the things because I had no idea what it was. He explained them all and I knew what I really did and didn't want to try. I can't say enough about that place.