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  • Kikuichi WTC Warikomi Tsuchime Carbon 7-inch (180mm) Gyuto

    Kikuichi WTC Warikomi Tsuchime Carbon 180mm Gyuto The Kikuichi WTC 180mm Gyuto is a compact Japanese chef’s knife for cooks who value a keen carbon steel edge and are willing to give it the care it requires. At 180 mm, it is nimble enough for detailed prep and tight line stations, yet it has enough belly for rocking cuts through herbs and aromatics. It handles vegetables, fruit and boneless proteins with equal precision. Features Shirogami #2 carbon steel core: White #2 is a high-purity carbon steel that takes an exceptionally fine edge and responds quickly to ceramic honing rods and fine waterstones. It is not stainless. Warikomi construction with Damascus cladding: The hard core is laminated between layers of Damascus steel. The cladding supports the brittle core, and the core alone forms the cutting edge. Tsuchime hammered finish: The hand-hammered dimples on the blade face create small air pockets that help release starchy foods such as potatoes and cucumbers. Double-bevel edge: The symmetrical edge cuts straight and suits right- and left-handed cooks alike. Octagonal oak wa-handle: The light, faceted handle places the balance toward the blade and indexes securely in the hand. Choosing a Kikuichi Carbon Gyuto Cooks who prefer a Western-style handle should consider the Kikuichi Carbon Elite 180mm Gyuto, a single-steel SK-4 carbon blade of the same length with a resin-infused pakkawood handle. The WTC Gyuto’s harder White #2 core and Damascus cladding suit cooks who want a finer edge and a traditional Japanese handle. Learn More
  • Kikuichi Elite Warikomi Gold 240mm (9.4 in.) Gyuto

    The Kikuichi Warikomi Gold 9.4 inch Gyuto is a versatile chef's knife engineered for a broad spectrum of kitchen tasks. This knife features a core of high-carbon steel, renowned for its sustained edge retention, clad in softer stainless steel. This construction method ensures a balance between a lasting sharp edge and ease of maintenance. The 9.4-inch (240mm) blade length is well-suited for slicing, dicing, and chopping various ingredients, from delicate vegetables to substantial cuts of meat. The gyuto form factor, a Japanese adaptation of the classic Western chef's knife, presents a slightly flatter profile towards the heel for efficient push-cutting, complemented by a more curved tip for fluid rocking cuts. Learn More
  • Kikuichi Warikomi Damascus Tsuchime 9.4 in. Sujihiki

    A fresh take on the WGAD series, now featuring a stunning Birch handle. The WDT series is a refined counterpart to the WG series, showcasing the same warm Birch handle paired with a meticulously crafted 17-layer hammered VG10 blade. This exceptional knife stands out both on the cutting board and in the knife block. With a weight comparable to many German knives, the WDT series is a favorite among those who appreciate the fusion of a Western-style handle with a precision Japanese blade. The VG10 edge is renowned for its fine grain structure and outstanding durability, while the hammered tsuchime finish enhances food release. Each knife is hand-engraved with the signature Kikuichi chrysanthemum logo. Learn More
  • Kikuichi Warikomi Damascus Tsuchime Gyuto 9.4 in.

    A fresh take on the WGAD series, now featuring a stunning Birch handle. The WDT series is a refined counterpart to the WG series, showcasing the same warm Birch handle paired with a meticulously crafted 17-layer hammered VG10 blade. This exceptional knife stands out both on the cutting board and in the knife block. With a weight comparable to many German knives, the WDT series is a favorite among those who appreciate the fusion of a Western-style handle with a precision Japanese blade. The VG10 edge is renowned for its fine grain structure and outstanding durability, while the hammered tsuchime finish enhances food release. Each knife is hand-engraved with the signature Kikuichi chrysanthemum logo. Learn More
  • Kikuichi Warikomi Damascus Tsuchime 8 in Gyuto

    A fresh take on the WGAD series, now featuring a stunning Birch handle. The WDT series is a refined counterpart to the WG series, showcasing the same warm Birch handle paired with a meticulously crafted 17-layer hammered VG10 blade. This exceptional knife stands out both on the cutting board and in the knife block. With a weight comparable to many German knives, the WDT series is a favorite among those who appreciate the fusion of a Western-style handle with a precision Japanese blade. The VG10 edge is renowned for its fine grain structure and outstanding durability, while the hammered tsuchime finish enhances food release. Each knife is hand-engraved with the signature Kikuichi chrysanthemum logo. Learn More
  • Shun Premier 7-inch Asian Cook's Knife (TDM0760)

    The Shun Premier 7-inch Asian Cook’s Knife is the Japanese equivalent of the chef’s knife, known in Japan as a gyuto. It is an all-purpose blade that excels with meat and fish and works equally well on vegetables. The blade is narrower than a traditional Western chef’s knife, which makes it lighter and more agile in the hand, yet it still leaves enough height for knuckle clearance on the board. The gentle curve along the edge supports a rocking cut, and the pointed tip handles detail work. The hand-hammered tsuchime finish on the Shun Premier blade helps food release as you cut.
    FeaturesNarrow gyuto profile: The slimmer blade is lighter and quicker in the hand than a Western chef’s knife of similar length.Knuckle clearance: The blade keeps enough height to keep your knuckles off the board.VG-MAX cutting core: Shun’s proprietary steel resists wear and corrosion and holds a fine, keen edge.Damascus cladding: Layered stainless steel supports and protects the core.Hammered tsuchime finish: The hand-hammered surface helps food release from the blade while cutting.Contoured walnut PakkaWood handle: The handle offers comfort and control and resists moisture.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, so the edge can be professionally restored whenever it needs it.
    Tasks It Handles WellSlicing boneless beef, pork, and chickenPortioning fish filletsDicing onions, carrots, and peppersMincing herbs and garlicScoring meat and fine detail work with the tip
    Choosing a Shun Premier Chef’s KnifeFor a wider blade with more weight behind each cut, the Shun Premier 8-inch Chef’s Knife is the Western-style option. For a flatter edge suited to push cuts, consider the Shun Premier 7-inch Santoku. The same shape is available with a D-shaped ebony handle and smooth Damascus finish as the Shun Classic 7-inch Asian Cook’s Knife. Learn More

    Regular Price: $209.95

    Special Price $167.95

  • Minonokuni Ao-Gami Damascus 180mm Gyuto

    Minonokuni Ao-gami Damascus 180mm Gyuto Homura knives are crafted by top Minonokuni blacksmiths. This hand forged Gyuto or Chef Knife really shows the benefits of a handmade knife. This is a double beveled blade, using Blue Steel 2 with elegant Damascus cladding. The ferrule is Onyx with a Sandalwood handle. Learn More
  • Minonokuni Ao-Gami Damascus 240mm Gyuto

    Minonokuni Ao-Gami Damascus 240mm Gyuto Experience the pinnacle of Japanese craftsmanship with the Minonokuni Ao-Gami Damascus Gyuto. A true workhorse in any kitchen, this 240mm chef's knife is meticulously designed for versatility, precision, and enduring performance. Whether you are a professional chef or a passionate home cook, this blade is engineered to elevate your culinary creations. As beautiful as it is functional this knife is eqxuisitely crafted and a pleasure to use. At the heart of this knife is Ao-Gami, or Blue Paper Steel, a premium carbon steel renowned for its extraordinary sharpness and exceptional edge retention. This core is clad in layers of steel that are hand-forged and folded to create a stunning, unique Damascus pattern on the blade. This layering isn't just for beauty; it adds resilience and strength to the blade. The Gyuto is the Japanese interpretation of the classic Western chef's knife, celebrated for its multipurpose capabilities. Its 240mm length is favored by many professionals for its ability to handle larger cuts of meat and fish, while remaining agile enough for dicing vegetables and performing delicate slicing tasks. The blade's profile is beautifully tapered which allows for precise and nimble handling. Key Features: Steel: Ao-Gami (Blue Paper Steel) for superior hardness and long-lasting sharpness. Blade Construction: Exquisite Damascus steel cladding provides durability and a one-of-a-kind aesthetic. Blade Type: 240mm Gyuto (Japanese Chef's Knife), an all-purpose tool for a wide range of kitchen tasks. Artisan Craftsmanship: Classically hand forged 
    Performance and Care: The high-carbon Ao-Gami steel blade is capable of achieving a razor-sharp edge, ensuring clean, effortless cuts that preserve the integrity of your ingredients. As with all high-carbon steel knives, this blade will develop a natural patina over time, a beautiful bluish-gray hue that tells the story of its use and protects it from deeper corrosion. To ensure the longevity of your Minonokuni Gyuto, it is essential to hand wash and thoroughly dry the knife immediately after use to prevent rust. With proper care, this knife will be a treasured and reliable partner in your kitchen for a lifetime.   Learn More
  • Minonokuni Aogami Damascus 210mm Gyuto

    The Quintessential Japanese Workhorse: The Minonokuni Aogami Damascus 210mm Gyuto The Gyuto is the heart of the Japanese kitchen, and the Minonokuni 210mm Gyuto is a masterclass in the form. This is the one knife that can do it all, from slicing and dicing vegetables to portioning fish and meat. Forged by hand by skilled artisans in Sakai, Japan, this knife is a perfect fusion of raw cutting power, delicate precision, and timeless artistry. The soul of this blade is its core of Aogami (Blue Paper) #2 Steel, a legendary high-carbon steel prized by master blacksmiths for its ability to take an incredibly fine, scalpel-like edge and hold it. This pure steel core is protected by layers of soft iron, forged into a breathtaking suminagashi or Damascus pattern that ensures each knife is visually unique. Learn More
  • Kikuichi Nickel Damascus 9.4 in. (240mm) Gyuto

    The Kikuichi Swedish Nickel 9.4 in. (240mm) Gyuto is a multi purpose knife that is used for any kitchen task, such as slicing, dicing, chopping and mincing. This lightweight knife features a traditional Japanese handle made out of rosewood. Learn More

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