Research among Asian MDMA users is rare. To evaluate the feasibility of a study on abuse/ dependence on Ecstasy, two focus groups with users (n=12) and one with health professionals (n=7) were conducted in Taiwan. Major results included blatant human testing with "candy/dinosaur girls" and a specific sequence of use called "Trinity" (MDMA, Ketamine, and marijuana). "Head-shaked bars" and "KTVs" were public places where illegal behaviors were implicitly allowed. Depression after MDMA use was not reported. For future studies, participants suggested that MRI could be a strong incentive for young users to enhance willingness to participate. Cultural issues are discussed.