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    Dim sum without the trolleys or the tea, served out of a red tent at the Maui Sunday Market and the Maika'i Market on weekdays. Only Ono is a to-go dim sum and BBQ counter from a chef whose roast pork has no business being this good outside of Hong Kong. Pre-ordering is less a suggestion than a survival strategy; the line fills fast. Save a pineapple bun for breakfast the next morning and you'll feel very clever about it.

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    • Siu mai

      “standouts include juicy siu mai, chicken curry puffs, and what might be the crispiest, most decadent roast pork outside of China”

      Eater
    • Chicken curry puffs

      “standouts include juicy siu mai, chicken curry puffs, and what might be the crispiest, most decadent roast pork outside of China”

      Eater
    • Roast pork

      “standouts include juicy siu mai, chicken curry puffs, and what might be the crispiest, most decadent roast pork outside of China”

      Eater
    • Bolo bao

      “you can always save your bolo bao (pineapple buns) and dan tats (custard tarts) for the following day’s breakfast”

      Eater

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