「too」の使い方について

One of the restaurants I ate at on my trip was Pure Veggie House.

http://www.topstandard.com.hk/pureveggiehouse/home.html

This dish is lotus seeds wrapped in strips of winter melon arranged on a bed of broccoli.

• lotus【名】《植物》ハス、蓮 (definition from Eijiro on the Web)
• winter melon《植物》冬瓜 (definition from Eijiro on the Web)

You might say it looks like an alien brain, but actually it had a very mild and pleasant flavor.

It was a vegetarian restaurant, and the menu was overwhelming. There were too many dishes to choose from.

• too [adj] to [verb] = so [adj] that [subject] [can't/couldn't] [verb]
• for more on "so that", see this post: http://upgradeenglish.blogspot.jp/2012/06/so-that.html

In other words, there were so many dishes that I couldn't choose. At least, it was really difficult to choose. I will have to go again to try different dishes.

I'm too busy in Tokyo to travel as much as I'd like, but every time I go abroad I feel it's refreshing to get a change of perspective. There are so many places that I'd like to visit that I can't see them all in one year. Maybe not even in five years is enough.

• change of perspective《a ～》観点の変化［を変えること］(definition from Eijiro on the Web)

Maybe you feel the same about traveling. If so, English is a really useful skill. It's too useful not to work on improving it now. If you aren't doing so already, I hope you'll start coming to a class to improve your English.