Sentence examples for indian clientele from inspiring English sources
It seemed to be catering to a Hispanic and West Indian clientele, he noted.
Before the attacks, foreign tourists usually outnumbered locals at the Leopold, according to Farhang Jehani, one of the cafe's owners; now he has a much larger Indian clientele.
I usually count on getting a good deal on a Caribbean ticket from one agency or another that caters to a West Indian clientele.
The restaurant, connected to a Ramada Inn by double doors from the bar, opened in mid-June, and, judging from two visits, is becoming a destination for celebrations and late dinners for a largely Indian clientele.
Perhaps not surprising for a place geared to an Indian clientele, the food struck Mr. Ray as very authentic, perhaps the most authentic southern Indian food in the city.
And unlike restaurants in Indian neighborhoods like Jackson Heights, Queens, these places serve a largely non-Indian clientele.
Brits may not come here in great numbers, but the growth in leisure travel among India's middle class has seen new hotels in popular spots, stylish but with an Indian feel and clientele, and (to westerners) fantastic value.
Allen, Coquet and Cheiffo said they were temporarily employed at an Indian restaurant whose clientele included Barbra Streisand, Ally Sheedy and Michael Jackson.
The low-key décor is meant to appeal to the non-Indian, somewhat upscale clientele that Begum Mina Azad, the owner and chef, has courted since the restaurant opened in 2004.
The restaurant we chose, more or less at random, was staffed by Pakistanis — one of the countless such places in the London area that are referred to by the white clientele as Indian.
