This study evaluates Taiwan’s mutual fund performance again through a new “fund of funds” (FOFs) approach. During January 1990 to December 2011, the FOFs approach constructs a top ten sub-fund portfolio through classical criteria which used to evaluate the performance of individual fund. The classical criteria include past raw return, Treynor ratio, Sharpe ratio, selectivity, and timing ability. The empirical evidence shows the FOFs portfolio return cannot statistically significantly outperform various benchmark. The performance of Taiwan’s mutual fund industry doesn’t provide enough value to small investors.