In this study, we developed a convenient method to achieve superoleophobic surfaces on zinc substrates by using anodization and self-assembled monolayer coating, and to facilitate the fabrication of superoleophobic surfaces having reentrant structures, even for lower surface tension liquids than 30 mN/m- including hexadecane (γ = 27.5 mN/m). The liquid repellency of the structured surface was validated through observable experimental results; contact angle measurement. The optimal anodizing condition was determined as a critical parameter in building the superoleophobicity. The re-entrant had nanowire/microball structures formed by anodization with a high voltage. Under an optimized morphology by re-entrant structures with fluorination treatment, the contact angle over 150o is achieved, even for hexadecane.