Food entrepreneur finds future by connecting with the past

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ON A MISSION: Minnie Luong, head of kimchi producer Chi Kitchen in Pawtucket, said it’s her mission to educate people about the unique Korean dish made from salted and seasoned fermented vegetables.
 / PBN FILE PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY
ON A MISSION: Minnie Luong, head of kimchi producer Chi Kitchen in Pawtucket, said it’s her mission to educate people about the unique Korean dish made from salted and seasoned fermented vegetables.
 / PBN FILE PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Business Women Awards 2019 | HONOREE Minnie Luong, Chi Kitchen Minnie Luong, head of Chi Kitchen in Pawtucket, came to the United States as a small child in dramatic fashion. “I was born on a rice farm in Vietnam,” she said. “My father and I left as boat people and lived in two different refugee

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