Before I had my daughter we used to spend a lot of time in restaurants in London and there is some really great food around.

It's not outrageous. The sheer variety of food in London is astonishing. In fact, in my opinion London's defining feature is that it contains the world in microcosm - every culture in the world owns a slice of London. And so every cuisine finds an ambassador there.

And yes, Sturgeon's Law applies there as everywhere. But it's not difficult to eat somewhere 1) unlike anything you've had before, and 2) incredible, every time you go out.