Groton’s excellent Mint Leaf fuses northern Indian cuisine with Nepalese and Chinese touches
22 Nov 2019
Small Business
As I become increasingly feeble, trying to simplify my life is a top priority. When, for instance, five different organizations remind me via text, Facebook or email that it's time to have the oil changed in my car — and, needless to say, I can't do it myself — there is now the very real possibility that my wife Eileen will look at our credit card statement and say, "Hey, did you just have your oil changed five times?"
I'm not losing my memory so much as I'm distracted by the world in general.
In that spirit, it was counterproductive for me to head to Groton's Mint Leaf to try some northern Indian food.
The meals were superb...
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