Taro Taro is one of the places we come to if we're looking for a post-dinner hang out in Vic Park. The drinks are quite nice and of a good quality, you can vary the amount of sweetness in your drink which is an excellent option. They have a wide range of savoury foods as well as Taiwanese desserts. I'm not a big fan of the Taiwanese desserts, but I've heard good reviews about the savoury food so that's something I'll be looking forward to trying next. A decent place for a casual chill out with friends.

Went there a few mates and the service was lacking. Having said that, this franchise is famous from Taiwan and the food/drinks taste alright. We'll come back again, but not really our first choice.

Approximate cost: $5-10

Taro Taro provide pretty good Taiwanese food with some options. Their milk tea and deep fried chicken are pretty good. However, they have one of the worse customer service ever especially the staff at the counter taking order, which is always acting very rude to customer.

Approximate cost: $10

A quirky little café that serves Asian desserts and bubble tea. The staff were really helpful in helping you decide. We both had a bubble tea each and it came out with Jelly in the drink which was a nice touch. Don't think this is for everyone though. The décor is very bland in here and cold feeling. Overall it was a nice.

This is a little shop which sells taiwanise street food. We went there a couple of weeks ago. The staffs are not very perfessionally trained, and the LCD menu is small it's very hard to read and hence the ordering service is slow. Overall, the food is ok, we have the minced pork rice herbal jelly soup. Overall the food is good ( but can't compare with Sydney Meet Fresh- much better). Maybe we will be back if we want to try to taro. Oh, forget to mention, the taro was sold out when we were there!

Approximate cost: $5-10