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Saeng's Thai Cuisine |
Siam Thai Cuisine |
Saeng's got the "Best Thai Food" award from Maui News readers. You may sit in a lovely garden while you eat fiery red, yellow and green curries. Try the Masman chicken cooked with potatoes, peanuts and coconut milk. Monday through Friday, lunch and dinner; Saturday and Sunday dinner. 2119 Vineyard St. 244-1567
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Nothing fancy here but delicious and modestly priced food. Thai cuisine includes coconut-chicken soup, green papaya salad (Yum!), satay dishes, Evil Prince curries and other traditional fare. Open daily, with lunch from 11:00 a.m to 2:30 p.m., dinner from 5:00 to 9:30 p.m. 123 N Market St., 244-3817 |
A Saigon Cafe |
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Koho Grill & Bar |
Cafe O Lei |
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The place local business people eat lunch. Tasty, creative cuisine with local flavors. Try owner Donna Pastulas blackened mahi mahi, topped with fresh papaya salsa, $5.95. Daily specials or take out picnic for the Iao Valley |
If you have never tasted guri guri, Tasaka's is the place to go. This delicately perfumed Japanese sherbet comes in little paper cups and the local folks line up to get their share. Try different flavors and ask for beans on top. Maui Mall 971-4513
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Sam Sato's |
Pinata's |
Locals come to get their saimin fix at this Wailuku institution, now in new quarters in the Millyard. Noodles to the max in the saimin and the best white bean manju in the state. 1750 Wili Pa Loop 244-7124 |
Big portions of tasty Mexican food at a reasonable price keep people comng here for lunch and dinner.395 Dairy Road 877-8707
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