A popular Chinatown dim sum spot has been shut down by health inspectors, bad news for the restaurant and its regulars.

• The Hawaii Department of Health closed Legend Seafood after finding moldy food, bad storage, wrong cold-holding temperatures, and a roach problem.
• The restaurant has to stay closed until everything is fixed and it passes a follow-up inspection, which was set for today.
• Separately, squishy dumpling toys are being recalled because the water beads inside can swell if swallowed and choke or block a child's gut; no injuries so far, and buyers can get a full refund.
• On a brighter note, the Maui County Fair is back at the War Memorial Complex through Sunday with rides, games, food, and live music, after a few years off.
• A new survey says 76% of Americans are skipping costumes this Halloween, with sexy outfits, pirates, and the Joker topping the played-out list.

Outlook: Legend Seafood could reopen quickly if today's inspection goes well, and Sunday's fair offers free admission for the first 2,000 people.