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    4.2 (64 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Miso Eggplant Onigiri... what eggplant?? Do not pay $5.50 for white rice.
    Cindy L.

    I was so excited when I saw that a new Japanese cafe opened in downtown SF. Unfortunately, my experience fell short of my expectations. 3/5 service. I came by on a Friday around 11:30am to pick up lunch, and I had to wait a bit for them to take my order (I was the only one in line). The three employees behind the counter were all busy making drinks. Not a problem at all that I had to wait a bit, but it would've been nice for them to acknowledge my presence or say something along the lines of "sorry for the wait." But nada. 3/5 food overall. I ordered the Tamago Sando and a Miso Eggplant Onigiri. Both were made to order. My review for each item: Tamago Sando ($16) - 3.5/5. It was fine, not great. The bread is not as soft/fluffy as a tamago sando should be, and the egg salad tasted a bit bland. I've had better elsewhere in SF (Stonemill, Okawari, Tadaima). Not worth $16. Miso Eggplant Onigiri ($5.50) - 2/5. Do yourself a favor and do not order this. It was 80% white rice... barely any eggplant. See my pictures for reference. My first few bites were literally plain white rice (with vinegar). I took a few tiny bites of the eggplant and tossed the rest of the rice away. Sadly a waste of money. I'd love to have a nice Japanese cafe in downtown SF, so I really hope they work out the kinks.

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    Trisha L.

    My coworker told me about this place since she lives in the city and she saw that this was a Japanese cafe. We all agreed we should go together for lunch one day and see if it's good or not. We've visited The Wild Fox twice already with our other coworker, so I was able to try a variety of items from this place. It's a cute little cafe with limited tables to eat at, but their menu has some heavy hitters. They have everything from the range of coffee, matcha, and flavorful food. It's not hard to miss - the green fox logo on the outside makes it easy to spot. The store is very clean and modern, and everyone is super nice here. I was able to try the following during my visits: -Strawberry matcha daifuku -Kinako matcha latte with oat milk -Chashu sando -Mango matcha latte with oatmilk -Chachu rice bowl The range for drinks is about $6-8; Food is around $15-20ish depending on what you get. It seems a bit steep, but for the FiDi, it's quite reasonable for the quality of food that you get. REVIEW OF EACH ITEM: -Strawberry Matcha Daifuku: this was a limited item for their President's Day menu. I LOVE daifuku and thankfully I was able to get the last one to try. The mochi itself was slightly thick, but still chewy. The strawberry was fresh and sweet; it was also coated with red bean which was great. It was not overly sweet and definitely can be eaten in a couple bites. -Kinako Matcha Latte: I appreciate the balance of nuttiness from the kinako and the smooth taste of matcha. The kinako powder is very subtle, but it does compliment their matcha. It was not that sweet, but I really enjoyed how smooth and balanced this drink was. Chashu Sando: Their chashu sando was SO good. The chashu itself was slightly thick, the Japanese milk bread was SO soft and fluffy, and everything was just executed perfectly. It was about $18 for this sandwich, which is expensive, but this sandwich definitely packed so much flavor. I got pretty full off of one half of the sandwich, so it was perfect to eat the other half for dinner. It is a hearty sandwich because of the chashu, but it was delicious and tender. Mango Matcha Latte: I REALLY LOVED THIS. The mango syrup was light and blended in so well with their matcha. I do wish that I had more of that mango syrup or possibly a puree at the bottom of the drink. I was missing the fruit element for matchas, but this is super refreshing and I drank this SO fast. -Chashu Rice Bowl: I really loved this bowl. This is the same chashu they use for the sando, but it's sliced thinly on a bed of rice. Everything was so flavorful and it definitely filled me up. The only thing I do wish is that it had a soft boiled egg or something to pair with the chashu to cut the fat. It was missing something and I think an egg could have enhanced the dish. Still, it was pretty good!! Overall, I hope The Wild Fox stays! I really enjoy their drinks and their food options. I'll definitely be trying more things on the menu!

    I seen these characters inside the whiskey glasses in SF on my social media feed. Looks like sushi in a glass
    Juan V.

    Walking in the financial district in San Francisco you will be surprised on the diversity of different places to grab a drink and food. There are a few places which offer matcha for Don Juan De La matcha in the FiDi. There are countless places to grab a sandwich and coffee but there is one place which serves matcha and Onigiri. It's on Battery street and it's called Wild Fox. On a Winter stroll walking in the rain through San Francisco Financial District I had to get something warm to drink. I am always open to trying new places to me when it comes to matcha. This place has some tasty matcha which is not too sweet. It's Don Juan de la Matcha approved .The matcha was smooth and had good flavor. I then tried their Onigiri with salmon and it was savory and a bit salty like some in SF. This place is a good place to enjoy a cup of matcha and grab a pastry. Come to a place in FiDi with an unique business "model" where they serve espresso roasted in Japan like their "Macchiato" and they serve green tea by the cup or the "bottle"and toast with "avocado" Walking down the FiDi "blocks"this place is a bit different from the area a bit" unorthodox" so grab a matcha to "detox " and it's the place to recharge your battery as easy as 123 Battery at "Wild Fox"

    Kokuto kinako matcha and miso salmon onigiri
    Chelsea N.

    Small cafe in the heart of FiDi. They had pretty unique drinks and food on the menu. Kokuto kinako matcha (7.5/10) - drink came out right after I ordered. I really tasted the kinako, but not too much of the matcha. Less sweet than other matcha places Miso salmon onigiri (8/10) - pricey for what it is, but it was yummy

    Matcha mango yuzuku
    Jazlene T.

    A new matcha pop up in FiDi. It tends to get busy with some peaks but I was able to snag my drink in about 7 min otw to work. Their matcha is definitely high quality and the staff are nice. I also tried the salmon onigiri but it didn't have seaweed :/ still yummy tho! It's small, next to medical offices with not a lot of seating. I'd say it's more of a grab and go vibe. Their food/kitchen closes at 3pm but they seem to have premade items for sale. I really liked my matcha! It was perfect consistency: not too sweet, not milky, and the right balance.

    Mango matcha
    Grace P.

    Mango matcha: 2/5 I've had better matcha elsewhere. Mango flavor is good, but matcha was just not it. I would get coffee here next time

    Jocelyn L.

    New cafe near FiDi with matcha drinks, plus sandos and onigiris. Came by on a wednesday during lunch time - the store got pretty busy by noon, with lots of people coming in for takeout orders. Plenty of tables, and quite a few people were there working. I got a hot matcha latte, which was okay: it was pretty grassy and much more bitter than expected. The chashu sando was good though, with very tender pork and soft milk bread. Prices for drinks and food were not cheap though. The wait for my order was long - they also forgot to make my drink, but staff were nice and had it made immediately afterwards.

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    Naomi Y.

    A hidden gem as apart of the Vacant to Vibrant program as an effort to make the city more lively. If you love Japanese cafe food, this is the place for you. They have sandwiches, onigiris (riceballs), and salads. They also have a large selection of hot or cold drinks -- including matcha! It is pricey but expected for the Fidi area. Definitely stop by if you're looking for a nice cup of coffee or a Japanese styled lunch!

    Shio Vanilla Latte
    Fran S.

    A friend and I came here on a recommendation and liked this place. We both ordered the Shio Vanilla Latte, which was a good choice. Mild flavors and not too sweet. I was missing that pinch of salt though, so maybe next time I'll ask for a bit more. Service was friendly, with good answers to vour questions. Love the Japanese feel of the café and the displays of coffee beans and foods. I plan to come back to try their food offerings.

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    Lizzie S.

    Wonderful pop-up in FiDi--thanks, SF Vacant to Vibrant (and the Wild Fox.) I've had this place bookmarked for a while, but never went because I wasn't in the area. I loved the mango matcha shizuku--it was creamy and the flavors mixed well. Will be back to try more like onigiri! My friend enjoyed her matcha as well. It was packed! Very cozy and warm and bright and airy. Service was great.

    Knowing what to have.
    Jimmy C.

    The Wild Fox looks kinda like a sore spot hidden in plain sight. But it's still be found other than how cute it is. This year's newest addition looks just like Stonemill Matcha in Valencia St of the Mission District. Good to see diverse group of baristas working hand and hand as our city's businesses are fighting to help serve customers like us. I'm surprised they have Geisha coffee just like Café Nagomi in New Montgomery. But again, I'm no coffee drinker; just a laid down matchaholic who's looking to support small local business, especially since it's located near 345 California high rise. I would suggest buying good portions like onigiris and salads. Chashu Sando? I might, but twice as expensive. Spam Musubi is still perfect for my brother for over $6. I don't go to the Wild Fox quite often. There's many different places that I'm capable of exploring; but most of the time, I'm willing to inspire people from all walks of life to help local businesses have enough customers.

    Shania W.

    Always so happy to see a new matcha spot in SF! I came in on a Wednesday afternoon and they weren't too busy. The employees were very friendly and seemed excited to tell me about their opening and story, which is always a nice interaction. They source their pastries from Manresa! I ordered the Matcha Mango Shizuku, while my friend got the Kokuto Kinako Matcha. I really loved both drinks! The matcha flavor is quite strong and tasted like good quality. The mango cream layered in with the matcha made it really yummy, and the texture was light and soft. The kinako and matcha flavors complemented each other really well--the kinako was slightly overpowering, but it added the perfect amount of sweetness without being too sweet. The main con is that each drink was ~$9; at least they don't charge for alternative milk. The store interior is very cute, and there's a decent amount of seating. Unfortunately, they don't have Wi-Fi which makes it not possible for a WFH set-up. Regardless, I will definitely be back!

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    Alexander W.

    Came for a strawberry matcha latte. Some drinks are really expensive, but matcha is pricey nowadays and they claim to use premium matcha powder, so it makes sense. It was pretty good, not too sweet and tastes like natural matcha. The inside is really nice, with lots of displays and coffee samples to smell. The order was also ready very fast. I'd love to come back to try the food next time.

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    Iced shio vanilla latte was good and very strong! Haven't tried the food or matcha yet

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    Coffee was good and reasonably priced. Service was quick and the vibes were good. Recommend giving this place a shot.

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    Tadaima - Mission

    4.2(615 reviews)
    2.6 miMission
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    My Favorite‼My Favorite‼My Favorite‼…read more "REMINDER" - Even tho it be (Hella Busy) on Slow Rainy Days you can find yourself a spot-to-park at the famous Mission location. Order Yourself a Matcha Latte W/ Strawberry Cream + Extra Strawberry Cream If you like yours sweet.

    Pretty bummed about my experience here. This restaurant has so much hype. I see long lines from all…read morethe time, and I finally got around to trying it, and it was just okay. The first time I came here, I got the strawberry matcha latte with my friends. We ordered it via delivery on DoorDash, and I'm not sure if it's just the whole delivery part, but I could not taste any part of the strawberry! It just tasted like regular cream on top. Typically I'm more of a coffee person than matcha, so I'm not a great judge in whether this was good matcha or not. But I guess it did taste ok in my opinion. The funny thing is, my coworker also said the same thing when she ordered the strawberry matcha latte a separate time! Disappointing. A separate time, we also ordered from them via delivery. This time I was eager to try their food items instead, since they have a pretty interesting selection, like those cake sandwiches and various Japanese items. I got the spam masubi, which I thought would be a solid choice. It did arrive warm, but the slice of spam that was in the masubi was so thin! It was the thinnest piece of spam I had ever gotten, and I've gotten spam masubis at a variety of places including ABC stores and other places in Hawaii, and even various stores in the States. The rice was okay, some brown rice thing with seasoning, that was decent but not my preferred white rice. Overall my two times here have been disappointing. I will really never line up for this place in person, nor will I understand why people do.

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    Izakaya Yoki

    Izakaya Yoki

    4.1(727 reviews)
    0.7 miLower Nob Hill, Nob Hill
    $$$
    Casual dining
    Family-owned & operated

    Passed by Izakaya Oya and saw they were offering AYCE sushi, so we had to check them out! The…read moreinterior has a traditional Japanese restaurant feel with both à la carte and all-you-can-eat options. We opted for the AYCE menu, which came out to around $50 per person. - Sashimi -- pieces were on the smaller side and a little watery - Sashimi Salad -- fresh spring greens topped with larger sashimi cuts; a refreshing starter - Gyoza -- larger than typical gyoza, almost like mandu; crispy exterior with juicy filling - Poke Chip -- avocado could've been fresher, but still a nice crisp and creamy combo - Lion King Roll -- my favorite item of the night; seared salmon, avocado, and imitation crab. Wish it had a bit more torching and cheese, but still delicious - Rainbow Roll -- smaller-sized roll topped with salmon, tuna, shrimp, and avocado - Dragon Roll -- classic unagi and avocado combo; can't go wrong here - Double Salmon Roll -- salmon both inside and on top with a light lemon garnish - Heaven Roll -- tuna-heavy roll inside and out; great for tuna lovers - Bay Bridge Roll -- another standout; tuna and avocado topped with roe and white sauce - Miso Soup -- simple and comforting - Salmon Avocado Roll -- classic fresh combo with cucumber added for crunch - Nigiri (seared salmon, unagi, baby scallop, salmon avocado) -- probably the best quality items overall; loved the fatty scallop and seared salmon - Mixed Greens Salad -- underrated side with a sesame-ranch style dressing - Yammy Yammy Roll -- spicy tuna and seared tuna topped with spicy mayo and unagi sauce - Hamachi Kama -- thinner cut than expected but still buttery and tender There was no wait on a Friday night and our party was seated immediately. The restaurant has tables in both the front dining area and a quieter back section that feels more private. You order through a tablet attached to the table, which also tracks your remaining AYCE time. Service was extremely efficient and dishes came out surprisingly fast. Some items stood out more than others, but overall we definitely got our money's worth. For around $50 including tax and tip, it's a pretty reasonable AYCE sushi option in SF.

    I came here on a weeknight and there wasn't much of a wait. Your whole party does have to be there…read morebefore they seat you. We ordered a variety of things such as appetizers, nigiris, and rolls. The takoyaki and tempura were piping hot and tasty. All of the nigiris were pretty good, such as yellowtail, salmon, and unagi. My fave was the salmon with lemon. We got multiple rolls like lion king, geisha, and many more which all of them were delicious. The size of their rolls and nigiris were perfect for all you can eat. The hot sake was smooth and paired well with the fish. Service was great and fast. The food came out pretty quick and the time when you are able to re-order was very reasonable. Overall, I'd definitely come back.

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    Rintaro - KUROBUTA TONKATSU

    Rintaro

    4.2(1.2k reviews)
    1.8 miMission
    $$$$

    I've been pining after a Rintaro reservation ever since I moved to the city a year ago, and I'm not…read moredisappointed! My partner and I came here for our anniversary and had an amazing time. What we ordered: + San Ten Mori (assorted sashimi) [4/5]: The highlight of our meal was the yuzu wasabi that came with the salmon + amberjack in this set. It was sooo delicious and spicy. The fish were plated beautifully, and the quality was pretty good. + Shungiku Kama Sarada (chrysanthemum greens & duck breast) [6/5 - would recommend]: WOW. I was so pleasantly surprised by how fresh, crunchy, and acidic this salad was. The greens are amazing. On top of that, the duck breast was so tender and delicious-- I just wish the dish came with a few more slices. + Chicken Oyster [4/5]: I really loved how juicy this was. I normally don't like chicken because of how dry it is, but this was a great skewer. I wish the skin was a little less burnt. The chicken was also so thick that while the outside was juicy, the inside was a little drier. + King Trumpet [4/5]: Wow! These looked amazing when they arrived. I thought the flavor was great but the texture was a bit rubbery. + Kama Tama Udon (carbonara) [4.5/5]: Delicious! I couldn't stop eating this udon slathered in amazing thick sauce. + Chiizu Tori Katsu [4/5]: This was sooo good. I wish the cheese ratio was 3x as much, but the flavor and tenderness of the katsu is delicious. Huge props to Rintaro; my Resy reservation was initially cancelled due to an accident in booking, but the staff was so friendly and went above & beyond to help me get my reservation reinstated at a similar time.

    It's been on my list of places to check out for a long time. So I went here on my birthday…read more We always prefer to sit at the bar, and at this restaurant, you can see the chefs at their station preparing all the food. The smells are incredible from smokey fish as they sear the final touches with a blow torch, to the sizzling goodness from the yakitori grill. It's such a fun place, and the freshness (especially the fish flown in from Japan) is unbelievable. The service was pretty good. Our waiter was a bit forgetful, but it could be because he had a packed bar of guests. We had an incredible experience, and will be back again!

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    Roka Akor - San Francisco

    Roka Akor - San Francisco

    4.3(1.8k reviews)
    0.3 miFinancial District
    $$$

    Came to Roma Akor to grab dinner with a friend who said nothing but good things about it and I…read morewasn't disappointed. They have plenty of seating but be sure to make a resy. We mostly tried the seafood but the meat entrees also looked yummy. Started off with the crispy rice with spicy tuna tartar and Japanese style fried chicken with smoked aioli for the apps. They both were delicious and the perfect way to start our meal. For the mains we shared a couple rolls. Their signature is the hamachi Serrano chili and it wasn't too spicy. The hamachi was super fresh and tasty alongside the chilis. We also got the fried shrimp and spicy tuna role which was a favorite of ours. The unagi sauce to pair with the spicy tuna was a ten out of ten.

    We were so glad we ended up at Roka Akor on a Friday evening in April, thankfully with a…read morereservation. The place did get pretty busy because the food, drinks, ambiance and service is top notch. We were pressed on time as we had a show to catch and the staff was very diligent getting things to us on time. The cocktails are just perfect, I had the Sword & Samurai (made with Japanese Whisky). The kids in our party enjoyed the mocktails, they were so pretty and delicious. The food (vegetarian- heavy for our group) was plated so beautifully and tasted so yummy, we ended up ordering doubles for some items. Will be back definitely.

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    Bon, Nene

    Bon, Nene

    4.3(561 reviews)
    2.5 miMission
    $$

    Just tried the new onigiri brunch set, served Fri-Sat 10am-noon…read more I have one word to say, outstanding! The beautifully presented board comes with katsu in your choice of salmon, tuna, crab, or roe, paired with the creamiest delicious tamago I've ever had, carrot & purple slaw, miso soup and potato salad topped with a delicately carved carrot in the shape of the letter "B". And to finish, chocolate mochi rounds out the meal. The only thing I'm upset about is I forgot to take a photo of how nice the brunch set looks before I ate it. I was too excited! But I'm sure other Yelpers will pick up my slack. In addition to the brunch set, I tried the matcha latte made with oat milk. I'm not a big fan of milky drinks but thought I'd give it a try anyway. Whoa! That was my initial reaction. I would go back here just to get the matcha latte. It's really that good! And the service was impeccable. Kind, attentive, informative. I think we could all use a little Bon Nene in our life.

    My party of 4 was seated right away on a Thursday evening around 7:30pm. Small cozy restaurant with…read morefantastic ambience. We shared the yaki onigiri, chicken karaage, original mushroom potstickers, katsu curry rice, and the mentaiko spaghetti. Our favorite was definitely the mentaiko spaghetti - it was the highlight of the meal. Flavorful, hearty, and unique. The chicken karaage was also pretty good and came with a delicious spicy mayo, though the chicken wasn't as warm as I'd hoped. Yaki onigiri was good as well, the soy sauce flavored rice had good flavor but I personally would've preferred a filling inside. Original mushroom potstickers and katsu curry rice were both skips from me. The potstickers didn't have that much flavor to me, and they were really flimsy and fell apart upon picking up. I had higher expectations for the katsu curry rice as well but maybe it was an off day, as the chicken was dry and stringy and the curry didn't have the classic rich/deep flavor I was expecting. Overall glad I got to try Bon, Nene once! Definitely worth trying the mentaiko spaghetti here.

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    KUSAKABE

    KUSAKABE

    4.6(1.2k reviews)
    0.3 miFinancial District
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    What an experience! We were celebrating an anniversary and planned a bit last minute, but were able…read moreto snag a reservation here pretty easily. Immediately, the ambiance and service was quite nice. We were seated at the table, but typically I enjoy sitting at the bar to watch the chefs make our food. The service was amazing and they were very attentive. They also offered to take photos and gave us a little gift of hojicha tea since we were celebrating. We got the omakase, which was massive and had 18 courses. They gave us a menu so we knew what to expect for each course, and we ordered some sake. The omakase was delicious and more traditional than other places, each course was so beautiful and delicately made. This is definitely a lot of food, I would recommend the petite omakase in the future as I was stuffed, but it was a great experience if you come hungry! Courses: - Chawan-mushi - super tasty and every bite was delicious and umami forward! - Otsumami - 7 seasonal appetizers presented in a beautiful box, there was a stuffed crab claw in there that was delicious - 4 kinds of sushi - each piece came out one at a time, the first piece was my absolute favorite and blew me away, it was a seared chutoro that immediately melts in your mouth and tastes smokey - Hamachi soup - very tasty and warming soup with hamachi inside, was perfect in between the sushi course - 4 kinds of sushi - A5 Waguyu shabu - this course was extra $10 pp but was so delicious, the wagyu was melt in your mouth and had some grated daikon on top in a ponzu dashi, the toppings help balance the meat so it's overwhelming since it does melt in your mouth, one of my favorite bites! - 4 kind of sushi - they brought out some really great sushis, including more chutoro and an unagi handroll, but I was so stuffed at this point that I felt I couldn't enjoy it as much - miso soup - this soup was so tasty and kind of revived me after all that food, it felt comforting and a great way to end - dessert- I got the hojicha ice cream in a waffle like cookie and it was delicious!

    WOW!!! That's it,…read morethat's the review. No, but in all seriousness, I visited Kusakabe for the 18 course Omakase (my first) and it was such a fantastic experience. Our server was so attentive and thoughtful and really helped make the entire experience so much fun. This was also some of - if not the best - sushi I have ever had. Everything was extremely fresh and the fish melted like butter in my mouth. Every course was extremely flavorful and just truly deliberate; there was a story behind everything. They also have a really great sake list and our server recommended delicious pairings that went well with each course. I genuinely cannot wait to go back and experience another Omakase here!

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