I live in a place that has

Italian, French, German, Spanish, Greek, Turkish, Pakistan, Chinese, Indian, Korean, Japanese, Thai, Malaysian, Vietnamese, Brazilian (Churrascaria buffets are the best), Peruvian, Mexican is especially very popular in California, although a different kind of Mexican that Texas may be used to (maybe because California is closer to Alta California), Ethiopian, Algerian, and even Moroccan cuisine if you look online for places around the area.

You name it, my city might have it somewhere, even if it is a 30 minute drive away to a popular place that has that variety of food. It is one of the things I'll miss if I ever decide to go live in a place that isn't ethnically diverse. It might not have the same foodie scene as, say, a busy section of San Francisco or L.A., but it's pretty big.