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Kyocera Innovation 5" Tomato Knife - White Blade (TK-125 WH-BK)
A serrated ceramic knife designed for clean, controlled slicing of tomatoes, citrus, and other delicate-skinned produce. The Kyocera Innovation White 5" Tomato Knife is built for ingredients with soft interiors and thin, resilient skins. The serrated edge grips the surface immediately, allowing you to break through the skin without crushing the flesh underneath. The blade is made from zirconia ceramic, which holds its edge significantly longer than steel and does not react with food. It will not transfer metallic taste or cause browning, making it well suited for tomatoes, citrus, and other high-acid ingredients. Compared to a straight-edge utility knife, the serrated edge requires less pressure to start the cut. This reduces tearing and compression, especially on ripe or delicate produce. This knife produces clean, uniform slices with minimal effort. It is especially useful for prep where presentation matters—tomatoes, fruits, and garnishes where clean edges are noticeable. The 5" length provides enough reach for slicing while remaining easy to control. It works well both on the board and for in-hand tasks. The serrated edge requires less frequent maintenance than a straight edge. When sharpening is eventually needed, it should be done professionally. The lightweight construction reduces fatigue during repetitive slicing. The handle provides a secure, comfortable grip for controlled cuts. The blade will not rust or corrode and is easy to maintain with basic cleaning. Learn More$60.00 -
Shun Premier 4-Piece Steak Knife Set (TDMS0400)
The Shun Premier 4-Piece Steak Knife Set is for hosts who want the knife on the table to match the steak on the plate. A razor-sharp fine edge glides through the meat and cuts fewer of its fibers, so more of the juices stay inside the steak rather than running onto the plate. Because the edge is not serrated, it slices cleanly instead of tearing, and it is easier to re-sharpen when the time comes. The 5-inch blades are long enough for the largest steak, yet short enough for close control. The hand-hammered tsuchime finish gives each knife the signature Shun Premier look and helps food release. The set of four suits a small dinner party and arrives in a box suitable for gift-giving or storage.
FeaturesFine, non-serrated edge: A clean edge slices rather than tears, so each cut stays neat and the meat stays juicy.Edge retention at the table: Ceramic and glass plates are extremely hard on knife edges, and VG-MAX steel holds its edge for a very long time even with repeated contact against a plate.VG-MAX cutting cores: Shun’s proprietary steel resists wear and corrosion and holds a fine, keen edge.Hammered tsuchime finish: The hand-hammered surface helps food release and gives the set its distinctive appearance.Contoured walnut PakkaWood handles: The handles offer comfort and control and resist moisture.Gift box: The presentation box makes the set ready to give and doubles as storage.Handcrafted in Seki City, Japan: Each Shun knife requires at least 100 individual steps to complete in Seki City, one of Japan’s most important blade-making centers since the 13th century.Free lifetime sharpening: Shun offers free lifetime sharpening for every knife in the set.
Tasks It Handles WellCutting steaks and chops at the tableCutting roast chicken, pork, and lambServing grilled and barbecued meats
Choosing a Shun Premier Table SetTo carve the roast before it reaches the table, pair this set with the Shun Premier 2-Piece Carving Set, whose slicing knife and fork share the same finish and handle. Learn MoreRegular Price: $499.95
Special Price $399.95
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Shun Premier 5.5-inch Nakiri Knife
The Shun Premier 5.5-inch Nakiri is a traditional Japanese vegetable knife designed for clean, efficient, and beautiful vegetable preparation. The name "Nakiri" translates to "leaf cutter," reflecting its purpose. The blade features a straight edge and a squared-off tip, a shape designed to make full contact with the cutting board in a simple push-cut motion, ensuring that vegetables are cut completely through without needing to be pulled or torn apart. This design is ideal for creating extremely thin, uniform slices and makes quick work of everything from leafy greens to root vegetables. The hand-hammered finish reduces drag and helps food release from the blade, while the wide, flat surface is perfect for scooping and transferring chopped ingredients. It is the ultimate tool for anyone who loves preparing vegetables. This knife is particularly well-suited for tasks such as: Slicing: Creating paper-thin slices of cucumber, zucchini, or onions. Chopping: Effortlessly chopping through dense vegetables like carrots, celery, and potatoes. Mincing: Finely mincing garlic and herbs with a simple up-and-down motion. Julienning: Making precise, uniform vegetable strips for salads and stir-fries. Shredding: Quickly shredding lettuce and cabbage. Learn MoreRegular Price: $204.95
Special Price $163.95
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Shun Premier 5.5-inch Santoku Knife
The Shun Premier 5.5-inch Santoku offers the renowned versatility of a Santoku in a more compact and nimble size. Perfect for those with smaller hands or who find a larger chef's knife unwieldy, this knife excels at a wide array of small to medium-sized prep tasks. Like its larger counterparts, "Santoku" translates to "three virtues," signifying its proficiency in slicing, dicing, and mincing. Its shorter blade length provides exceptional control and maneuverability, making it ideal for precise cuts. The hand-hammered finish on the blade creates small air pockets, which help reduce drag and allow food to release more easily during chopping. This is a fantastic all-purpose knife when you don't need the length of a full-sized Santoku or chef's knife. This knife is particularly well-suited for tasks such as: Dicing: Preparing smaller vegetables like shallots, garlic, and mushrooms. Slicing: Making clean cuts through herbs, small fruits, and boneless proteins. Mincing: Finely chopping ginger, herbs, and other aromatics. Precise Cuts: Trimming vegetables or creating fine garnishes where control is key. Learn MoreRegular Price: $199.95
Special Price $159.95
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Shun Premier 6-inch Chef's Knife
The Shun Premier 6-inch Chef's Knife offers the classic versatility of a chef's knife in a more compact and agile size. An essential for any kitchen, this all-purpose blade is designed to handle a wide variety of cutting tasks, from slicing and dicing to chopping and mincing. Its smaller size makes it exceptionally nimble and easy to control, perfect for those with smaller hands or for when a larger 8- or 10-inch chef's knife feels unwieldy. The blade has a slight curve, or "belly," which allows it to be gently "rocked" through fresh herbs or spices to produce a fine mince. The hand-hammered finish not only looks beautiful but also helps reduce drag, allowing food to release more easily from the blade. This is the perfect choice for an all-around utility chef's knife that provides both power and precision. This knife is particularly well-suited for tasks such as: Dicing: Preparing onions, celery, and other vegetables. Chopping: Handling a variety of fruits and vegetables. Slicing: Cutting boneless meats, poultry, and fish. Mincing: Finely chopping garlic, herbs, and ginger. Learn MoreRegular Price: $199.95
Special Price $159.95
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Minonokuni Take 150mm Left Handed Deba
For too long, the left-handed chef has been forced to adapt, to compromise, to work against the very design of their tools. The Minonokuni Take 150mm Left-Handed Deba is not an adaptation; it is a declaration. This is the definitive butchery knife, forged from the ground up to move with you, not against you. The Deba is the heavyweight champion of the Japanese kitchen, and its purpose is singular: the powerful, precise dismemberment of fish and poultry. The 150mm blade offers the perfect balance of compact agility and brutal efficiency, allowing you to navigate the delicate anatomy of a sea bream or quail with the same confidence you use to drive its thick, weighted spine through a sturdy fish collar. The heart of this knife is its Aogami #2 (Blue Paper Steel) core—a material chosen for its ferocious, long-lasting edge and its underlying toughness. This isn't just steel; it's the embodiment of resilience, capable of withstanding the demanding work of butchery while retaining the surgical sharpness needed to separate flesh from bone without tearing. The true left-handed, single-bevel grind is its defining feature, providing a level of control that feels like a revelation. The blade steers itself, tracing the bone structure naturally and intuitively, leaving behind pristine fillets. This Minonokuni Take Deba is more than a tool; it is the restoration of balance, an instrument of power finally placed correctly in your hand. Learn More$260.00 -
Minonokuni Take 150mm (5.9 in.) Deba
The Deba (fat knife) is primarily used for breaking down whole fish and poultry. They are thick, heavy and very efficiently cleave fillets from the bone. The choice between 135mm and 150mm sizes really comes down to comfort in controlling the knife and size of fish to be cut. Learn about the Care and Maintenance of Carbon Steel Knives Learn More$190.00 -
Minonokuni Take 135mm (5.3 in.) Ko-Deba
The Deba (fat knife) is primarily used for breaking down whole fish and poultry. This smaller knife commonly referred to as a Ko-Deba is a smaller more lightweight Deba, not so great for cleaving fish heads, use this Deba for filleting. The way the Deba tapers from a thick spine, near the handle, to a thin tip allows the user to often feel the tip of the knife touching the bones making tics at each bone as the knife glides through the fish. Learn More$180.00 -
Shun Kanso Honesuki 5-inch (SWT0729)
Conquer Complex Poultry Prep with Surgical Precision When it comes to breaking down poultry, a standard chef's knife or Western boning knife often lacks the rigid authority needed for precision work. The Shun Kanso 5-inch Honesuki is the surgical answer to that problem. Part of the Kanso series—named after the Zen principle of simplicity—this knife strips away unnecessary ornamentation to focus entirely on high-performance meat fabrication. Unlike traditional Japanese Honesukis that often feature a temperamental single-bevel edge, the Kanso version utilizes a versatile 50/50 bevel. This makes it approachable for both left and right-handed cooks while maintaining the terrifyingly sharp edge required to glide through breast meat and separate joint cartilage without chipping. The aesthetic is 'Heritage' by design; the blade features a rustic finish that intentionally hides scratches from heavy use, meaning this knife looks better the more you work it. For the professional line cook or the dedicated home butcher, the Kanso Honesuki doesn't just cut—it communicates. The stiff blade provides immediate feedback when you hit bone, allowing you to pivot around the carcass with zero wasted movement. Whether you are deboning 40 chickens for a dinner service or precisely jointing a single duck for a home feast, this tool transforms a chore into a masterclass in efficiency. Crafted in Seki City, Japan, the Kanso Honesuki is a testament to the fact that sometimes, less is significantly more. By focusing on the purity of the steel and the ergonomics of the grip, Shun has created a boning tool that feels like a natural extension of the hand. Learn More$114.95 -
Shun Kanso Santoku 5.5-inch (SWT0727)
Heritage Craftsmanship Meets Industrial Utility A compact, maneuverable Santoku designed for effortless vegetable prep and long-term edge retention in demanding kitchens. The Shun Kanso 5.5-inch Santoku is a masterclass in functional minimalism. While larger chef's knives can feel cumbersome during intricate tasks, this 5.5-inch hollow-ground blade offers surgical control for dicing shallots, mincing garlic, and slicing delicate herbs. Forged from highly refined AUS10A Japanese steel, this blade is a high-carbon vanadium stainless alloy that balances extreme sharpness with corrosion resistance. The 16-degree double-bevel edge is hand-sharpened to ensure it glides through produce without bruising. For the professional line cook, the 'Heritage' finish is a massive advantage; it is specifically designed to hide the scratches that naturally occur during high-volume service, maintaining its aesthetic appeal over years of use. The handle is crafted from Tagayasan wood, often called 'Iron Sword Wood' for its incredible density and durability. Riveted to a full tang, it provides a balanced, secure grip that won't fatigue the hand during 40-pound cases of mirepoix. Whether you are a professional needing a quick-action prep tool or a home cook who finds 8-inch blades intimidating, the Kanso Santoku provides a rustic, high-performance solution that outlasts and out-cuts traditional Western alternatives. Learn More$134.95
