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The Wild Fox

4.0 (92 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Matcha, yuzu spritz, onigiri and spam musubi
Connie W.

Was really looking forward to trying this place! Unfortunately the matcha was too milky (almost no matcha taste) and the onigiris were kind of dry and lacked substance because they were mostly just rice. The musubi was average but also on the dryer side. I did love the yuzu spritz drink I got so would recommend that! Would want to try some of their other matcha drinks to see if any others are better! The interior is cute though with minimal seating and service is quick.

Anne L.

Impressive Japanese coffee shop. Highly recommend to try their competition coffee flight, it is designed to tasting with music too! They also have variety of coffee beans imported from Japan, including Glitch!

Mango matcha
Anisha Y.

Really enjoyed the matcha! Got a mango matcha and it wasn't too sweet - they also have simple syrup to add additional sweetness as needed. I really liked that they have a dairy free foam option so your drink can be completely vegan. Such a beautiful shop and the staff is so kind! My only qualm here is the steeper prices, although you can taste the quality.

Ichigo Matcha
Amy H.

Tried out since it seemed to have good offerings. There is about 4 outdoor tables off to the side. Ichigo Matcha - Very disappointing. For a place that has multiple matcha offerings I wouldn't expect the matcha powder to be oxidized and without a strong base the rest of the drink falls flat. Yuzu kosho potato salad - The yuzu kosho isn't strong in this salad and seems light on seasoning. Egg Sando - It looks really good, but the flavor just isn't there. The flavoring just seemed very light and I would have expected mayo but it just seemed like it was only eggs and the furikake on top.

Christina G.

Cute little cafe in the Fidi area but quite expensive and fairly average tasting. I tried the ichigo matcha which was $9 and my friend got the mango matcha. Both drinks were good and sweetness wasn't adjustable. However $9 is pretty expensive and I wasn't quite blown away. The drinks are very aesthetically pleasing.

Drink Menu
Adam B.

A cute little Japanese coffee/tea house in the old Illy space. There's actually a pretty good food selection, not just what's on display, so take time to read the menu. Really enjoyed the break away from the office to focus on some fancy food and drink. Breakfast Sando Bun: Loved that there were two meaty sausage patties. This wasn't some cheap Jimmy Dean either. It had a nice coarseness in the grind and some subtle spices. The melty cheese added extra indulgence and the fluffy bun a nice light texture contrast. Tamago Sando: This looked so pretty. The runny hard boiled egg was very unique as well as the crunchy spices on it. Once you got past that though, it was a pretty typical egg salad sandwich. Would have like some fresh herbs (dill?) to liven it up. Beef Gyu-Don: The display bowl looked much bigger than the actual plastic to-go bowl. But it was good quality. Better than fast food Yoshinoya. The beef was a top notch. Lots of nice marinated onions. A decent amount of rice. Ichigo Matcha Latte: This looked so cool as well. Distinct layers of green, white and red. Mixed together, the milk and matcha form creamy greatness while the strawberry jam adds the perfect amount of sweetness. Snow Fox: It looked pretty with the espresso floating on top of the sparkling passionfruit. However, the flavor just didn't do it for me. Kinda clashed and was bitter. Sakura Kuromitsu: Like a latte with a subtle floral undertone. It was nice, but I think the ichigo matcha latter is till my favorite here.

Competition flight
Alex C.

Went in the afternoon and got the competition flight, a pourover, and an egg sando. The kitchen was closing but the staff was very nice and still made us the sando. The space has several tables for seating, although it does feel a little cramped. The competition flight comes with a shot of espresso, a small glass of their milk, and a latte. The beans used for the espresso when we went were Guatemala El Socorro Maracaturra. I usually don't drink straight espresso, but it was definitely one of the best shots I've had - bright, fruity, rich with good mouthfeel. The milk blend had some hokkaido milk mixed with coconut milk. Latte was a good balance of all the flavors. They also paired the experience with a song and gave instructions for when to drink each component during the song. I didn't have earphones and the space is pretty loud so didn't do this. They break their pourover options into price categories: uncommon, rare, mythic, legendary. The prices for "legendary" which included offerings from Japan's renowned Glitch were astronomical, with one being over $100 for a cup. I just had one of their less expensive options. It was solid. Writing this review a few months late and there wasn't much notable or memorable about the pourover. The egg sando was good. Fluffy bread, good flavor. Like a generous version of a Japan conbini egg sando. Much better than Tadaima. Overall, it was good, but pricey. It's also downtown and I probably wouldn't go out of my way to go back. The competition flight is an interesting experience for coffee lovers and the espresso was definitely delicious.

Matcha
Edith J.

I stopped by to try their matcha and it was really good. The place was cute and seemed like a good place to work from. I would come here again and try their other drinks as well

Yuxin L.

Reallyyy liked the menu + concept, and appreciated the super friendly staff. Matcha was pretty good, though the strawberry flavor was too sweet & syrupy for my liking. this is more of a nit / personal pref, and id still recommend this place!

Makena L.

Such a cute pop-up! I hope that it stays around for a while. This time I tried the kinako Matcha. I thought that it was pretty strong in the kinako with a very neutral, roasty flavor. There's some simple syrup available if you want to make it seeeter There is a bunch of seating indoors and it seems like there are a few outlets as well. It's a fairly small place so it might be hard to expect seating. It also seems to be quite busy anytime I go. Service is really nice and knowledgeable about the drinks. Can't wait to go again to try the espresso!

Chashu sando
John P.

Really happy to see a spot like this open up in the Financial District! It fills a gap in the neighborhood and the menu has a great variety of things to explore. Service was quick and efficient. I came in around 1pm on a weekday, no line, and had my food in hand without much wait at all. Exactly what you want for a lunch spot in FiDi. Here's what I tried: Salmon Onigiri: Good size, but the salmon was mixed throughout the rice rather than tucked inside as a filling. It was a bit rice-heavy and the salmon flavor got a little lost. I'd love to see a version with a salmon center in addition to the salmon rice, that combo would honestly be amazing and take it to the next level. Breakfast Sando: Really solid flavor and I appreciated the full egg inside. My only note is that the protein filling was on the thin side. A little more substance and this would easily be a standout. Chashu Sando: Same feedback as the breakfast sando. The chashu was a bit light. The flavor was there though, so with a more generous filling this one has a lot of potential. The common theme across all three is that the flavors are genuinely good but the portions just need a little more protein to match. That said, it's a solid addition to the neighborhood and I'd definitely come back to work through more of the menu. Hoping to see them lean into the fillings a bit more as they settle in!

Snow Fox
Erik L.

It is so hard to pick a coffee shop with 1000000 options in San Fran but this is a gem. The staff greeted us right away when we walked in and were super friendly/helpful. The coffee itself was very well made, not bitter and absolutely no need cream/sugar. Did not eat any food but they had a bunch of options that looked really good. Only downside was it is quite small inside and seating was at a premium.

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"

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

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