zero fox

another craft beer bar opening, probably not that exciting right? i mean we are pretty spoiled for choice now days with venues opening up all the time but zero fox stands out from the crowd for me. located in the wool stores along the river in teneriffe this small bar/restaurant is doing something different with it's food which is a big deal for me because i feel like we are nearing a saturation point when it comes to gourmet pub food and burger bars so it's refreshing to learn that zero fox offers japanese food to go with your craft bevvies!

ok but could be so much better. the sashimi was fresh and nicely cut. the wet and spicy chicken wings were wet but not spicy. this seems to be the trend in brisbane but sometimes you need to go traditional. the locals will adapt

if you're looking for craft beer that changes from time to time and fresh asian fusion bites ... check this place out!

good range of beers on tap, varied and diverse for all tastes and those that like to try something different. the food menu is great. casual and relaxed to unwind and chill. will i return ... for sure! veggie dumpling were "unbelievably delicious" said the person who inhaled them.

we tried this restaurant for the first time a couple of nights ago. we had vegetable curry and udon. they both were super tasty and healthy. the udon is recommended in cold evenings. gives you a beautiful tasty warmth! it's a bit salty though.
it is located in tenerife. i love the location. you can go for a nice walk after or before your meal.

what a fabulous place!! went for dinner tonight and definitely wasn't disappointed! the food was spot on, probably the best japanese food i've had in a long time. the atmosphere is very welcoming and relaxed and the staff are super nice! not to mention the endless options of beer!! looking forward to returning again soon.

so delicious and good prices. very popular and they don’t take bookings but well worth the wait. large portion sizes too so don’t be fooled by cheap prices.

stopped by zero fox in teneriffe for a tasty lunch. i was surprised by the huge variety of the menu as well as very affordable prices. since i was alone, i didn’t order too much, and went for the pork katsu sando with lotus chips. the sando was delicious. the bread was so fresh and soft, the meat was freshly cooked and had a great crispy coating. the lotus chips were also really tasty. altogether a very satisfying meal for only about $14. i’d definitely come back with some friends and order a lot more food, and also try the great selection of craft beers and other drinks! also the atmosphere was great, with a beautiful airy and leafy location right near the river in teneriffe.

a friend and i went off for a quick lunch last week, and ended up at zero fox. mr. l. chose the teriyaki salmon on rice, while i had a serve of okonomiyaki, and chicken and avo roll. mr. l. was happy enough with his fish, which also had mushrooms, enoki and regular, and some green leaves. i was disappointed with my sushi roll. for some obscure reason, it had been smothered in a sweet but bland sauce! i have never had sushi like this, and i don’t want to ever again. as the menu clearly states strictly no changes can be made, i fear that it would not be acceptable to ask for no sauce. i am bemused by this odd addition to a sushi plate. my okonomiyaki was delicious, thank heavens. tasty and fresh, with ample bonito flakes and sauce. i drank a yuzu lime and bitters – delicious and refreshing. it is a pleasant place to while away some time. basically it serves japanese and korean-inspired dishes, and provides wine, craft beers and spirits. orders are taken and paid for at the window; dishes are brought out to your table.

the ambiance was nice but the service to order was slow. i think to improve/speed up the ordering process, it would be best to have two separate lines: one for drinks and one for food + others. currently, the cashier is also the bartender and so the wait to get to order is a bit bleh. after you order though, food comes out extra fast. i thought the flavors were incredible and very hearty - plenty to share. ordered the katsu curry, bulgogi bao, and kimchi fries. in hindsight, i could have done without the fries because there wasn’t anything special about it. the fries could use a little more salt and be crispier (i like fries to have good crunch) and the kimchi/white sauce on top didn’t really add much to the overall dish. the katsu was amazing: chicken cutlet was crispy, rice was cooked well, and curry was thick and flavorful. i ended up dipping the fries in the curry which saved it (lol). bao was a favorite: the buns were soft and moist, bulgogi was drenched in a sweet teriyaki type base plus drizzled with a mayo sauce. wonderful combination of flavors and textures even tho it erred a bit on the sweet side. overall, liked the place for having a great selection of food for a good price. paid about 50 bucks for three plates including kombucha drinks. perfect night out!

spectacular food at a low cost. portion sizes are generous and perfect for sharing. so far i have tried sushi rolls, spicy bao, octopus karaage, onion rings, japanese pancakes. everything was delicious, the bao were some of the best i’ve ever had. good selection of beers on tap too!

simply fantastic food. i keep finding myself coming back to this place, the sashimi and baos are a personal favourite, but everything is great. very eclectic selection of gin which is another tick

nice ambiance and chic atmosphere/location.
young lad who served us was rather having a pretentious attitude, not so pleasant to interact with.
food was very much overpriced, wasn’t something that would make me rush to come back in near future. kimchi was a little tasteless, chicken wings’ coating sauce was just tasted like the one i usually buy in the shop and the meat inside was not tasting so fresh. soba noodle was a little overcooked and the dressing was rather strange taste..not for my liking at all

i really like the concept of zero fox. what immediately stood out was the friendly staff and as a music lover, the charcoal drawings on the walls of notable musicians. the beer selection is good and the food selection is an eclectic interpretation of korean, japanese and taiwanese. if you are looking for authenticity in the cuisine, it's not the place but the food and menu is worthy all the same.

great ambience, although that does sometimes equate to not being a free seat in the house. even though i'm not a beer drinker, you can't help but try them here, even if you're relying on the quirky descriptions on the board rather than beer knowledge! the food was pretty good too, certainly the chicken katsu hit the spot!