Jum Mum Now Serving Buns on St. Marks

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May 21, 2012, 4:30 pm

Jum Mum Now Serving Buns on St. Marks

Stephen Rex Brown

Jum Mum, a restaurant specializing in steamed buns, has opened in the former Hottie space at 5 St. Marks Place.

The business, which sells two pork belly buns for $5.50, is run by the owners of Spot Dessert Bar a few doors down. Several other varieties of buns and rice dishes are available as well.

Jum Mum is open from noon to midnight Sunday through Thursday, and noon to 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday.

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