
Ming Fa Frozen Young Taro - 400g
Ming Fa Frozen Young Taro - 400g
Tender young taro, peeled and flash-frozen for convenience — creamy inside, holds its shape in soups, braises, and stir‑fries.
Why you’ll love it
- Creamy, mildly sweet and nutty — classic taro flavor with a velvety bite.
- No prep needed: already peeled and portioned; cook straight from frozen.
- Stays intact in simmering broth and gentle stir‑fries without turning mushy.
- Versatile across cuisines: great in hot pot, stews, stir‑fries, or coconut desserts.
How to enjoy
- Broth-based taro & tofu soupBroth-based — Simmer taro in clear chicken broth with slices of classic tofu and a few coins of fresh ginger until just tender (8–12 minutes). Finish with a pinch of white pepper.
- Wok‑tossed taro with oyster sauce and chives — Parboil taro 3–4 minutes, then sear until golden. Toss with oyster sauce, fresh chives, and a little minced garlic in hot canola oil.
- Hot pot add‑in: tender taro cubes — Drop taro pieces into a simmering tomato hot pot base and cook 6–10 minutes alongside wagyu beef rolls and enoki mushrooms.
- Soy‑braised pork belly with taro — Brown pork belly slices; add taro, a splash of dark soy sauce, light stock, and simmer until everything is glossy and soft.
Prep Tips
- Cook from frozen for soups and stews; for pan‑searing/stir‑fries, thaw briefly and pat very dry for better browning.
- Parboil 3–4 minutes before stir‑frying to keep cubes intact.
- Simmer gently until just tender (8–12 minutes depending on size); avoid vigorous boiling or over‑stirring.
- Always cook thoroughly before eating.
Pairs well
- Garlic & ginger
- Soy sauce & sesame oil
- Umami boosters like shiitake mushrooms
- Comforting bases: chicken stock, or mushroom hot pot seasoning
- Protein partners: firm tofu, pork belly, sliced beef
More in this category
Delivery & Timing
You can Track the courier's location in Real‑Time online! Get your order as soon as the Next Day (for most areas in Sydney).
| Order Time | Arrival Time |
|---|---|
| Today |
Next Day (2 options):
|
* Canceling after the cutoff may incur fees. Click here.
Details: Delivery Information.
Delivery Fees
* A flat $2 service & packaging fee will be added at checkout — see details.
| $69.00 and up | Free |
| $20 – $68.99 | $4.99 (was $10) |
| $0.01 – $19.99 | $7.99 (was $10) |
Original: $2.46
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$0.86Ming Fa Frozen Young Taro - 400g
Ming Fa Frozen Young Taro - 400g
Tender young taro, peeled and flash-frozen for convenience — creamy inside, holds its shape in soups, braises, and stir‑fries.
Why you’ll love it
- Creamy, mildly sweet and nutty — classic taro flavor with a velvety bite.
- No prep needed: already peeled and portioned; cook straight from frozen.
- Stays intact in simmering broth and gentle stir‑fries without turning mushy.
- Versatile across cuisines: great in hot pot, stews, stir‑fries, or coconut desserts.
How to enjoy
- Broth-based taro & tofu soupBroth-based — Simmer taro in clear chicken broth with slices of classic tofu and a few coins of fresh ginger until just tender (8–12 minutes). Finish with a pinch of white pepper.
- Wok‑tossed taro with oyster sauce and chives — Parboil taro 3–4 minutes, then sear until golden. Toss with oyster sauce, fresh chives, and a little minced garlic in hot canola oil.
- Hot pot add‑in: tender taro cubes — Drop taro pieces into a simmering tomato hot pot base and cook 6–10 minutes alongside wagyu beef rolls and enoki mushrooms.
- Soy‑braised pork belly with taro — Brown pork belly slices; add taro, a splash of dark soy sauce, light stock, and simmer until everything is glossy and soft.
Prep Tips
- Cook from frozen for soups and stews; for pan‑searing/stir‑fries, thaw briefly and pat very dry for better browning.
- Parboil 3–4 minutes before stir‑frying to keep cubes intact.
- Simmer gently until just tender (8–12 minutes depending on size); avoid vigorous boiling or over‑stirring.
- Always cook thoroughly before eating.
Pairs well
- Garlic & ginger
- Soy sauce & sesame oil
- Umami boosters like shiitake mushrooms
- Comforting bases: chicken stock, or mushroom hot pot seasoning
- Protein partners: firm tofu, pork belly, sliced beef
More in this category
Delivery & Timing
You can Track the courier's location in Real‑Time online! Get your order as soon as the Next Day (for most areas in Sydney).
| Order Time | Arrival Time |
|---|---|
| Today |
Next Day (2 options):
|
* Canceling after the cutoff may incur fees. Click here.
Details: Delivery Information.
Delivery Fees
* A flat $2 service & packaging fee will be added at checkout — see details.
| $69.00 and up | Free |
| $20 – $68.99 | $4.99 (was $10) |
| $0.01 – $19.99 | $7.99 (was $10) |
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Description
Ming Fa Frozen Young Taro - 400g
Tender young taro, peeled and flash-frozen for convenience — creamy inside, holds its shape in soups, braises, and stir‑fries.
Why you’ll love it
- Creamy, mildly sweet and nutty — classic taro flavor with a velvety bite.
- No prep needed: already peeled and portioned; cook straight from frozen.
- Stays intact in simmering broth and gentle stir‑fries without turning mushy.
- Versatile across cuisines: great in hot pot, stews, stir‑fries, or coconut desserts.
How to enjoy
- Broth-based taro & tofu soupBroth-based — Simmer taro in clear chicken broth with slices of classic tofu and a few coins of fresh ginger until just tender (8–12 minutes). Finish with a pinch of white pepper.
- Wok‑tossed taro with oyster sauce and chives — Parboil taro 3–4 minutes, then sear until golden. Toss with oyster sauce, fresh chives, and a little minced garlic in hot canola oil.
- Hot pot add‑in: tender taro cubes — Drop taro pieces into a simmering tomato hot pot base and cook 6–10 minutes alongside wagyu beef rolls and enoki mushrooms.
- Soy‑braised pork belly with taro — Brown pork belly slices; add taro, a splash of dark soy sauce, light stock, and simmer until everything is glossy and soft.
Prep Tips
- Cook from frozen for soups and stews; for pan‑searing/stir‑fries, thaw briefly and pat very dry for better browning.
- Parboil 3–4 minutes before stir‑frying to keep cubes intact.
- Simmer gently until just tender (8–12 minutes depending on size); avoid vigorous boiling or over‑stirring.
- Always cook thoroughly before eating.
Pairs well
- Garlic & ginger
- Soy sauce & sesame oil
- Umami boosters like shiitake mushrooms
- Comforting bases: chicken stock, or mushroom hot pot seasoning
- Protein partners: firm tofu, pork belly, sliced beef
More in this category
Delivery & Timing
You can Track the courier's location in Real‑Time online! Get your order as soon as the Next Day (for most areas in Sydney).
| Order Time | Arrival Time |
|---|---|
| Today |
Next Day (2 options):
|
* Canceling after the cutoff may incur fees. Click here.
Details: Delivery Information.
Delivery Fees
* A flat $2 service & packaging fee will be added at checkout — see details.
| $69.00 and up | Free |
| $20 – $68.99 | $4.99 (was $10) |
| $0.01 – $19.99 | $7.99 (was $10) |



















