An investigation was conducted to compare the local cuisines adopted in leisure-farm restaurants in Taipei, Taoyuan and Hsinchu Counties. Based on a comparison of speciality of servings, it was found that nearly all the restaurants provided table a'horte and savory local dishes with the Hakka ethic cuisine. There were very few owners and service staff, including cooks and chefs, with liciences; 53.3% of them wore undress uniforms. Both factors obviously affected the quality and image for farm management. About 73.3% of restaurants were owned and operated by the single proprietor, and their capital investment was from pension, inheritance property, savings, and loan association. For marketing strategy, about 86.7% flow of information were through person-to-person contact. Currently, 50% of tourists visited were small groups consisting of 6-19 persons. Promising advantages of leisure-farm were its natural beauty of landscape and favorable geographical position. However, rationales for management need to be promoted.