Vietnamese restaurants rebuilt East Biloxi when Katrina took everything. 'I had no choice.'

Their houses were flattened, their streets were decimated and their neighbors had to move away. But now, people from as far as Atlanta come back home on Saturdays to eat at Kim Long. Here’s how Vietnamese restaurants became the heartbeat of East Biloxi.

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