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Gyuto
Although not a traditional Japanese knife shape, a gyuto is considered to be the Japanese alternative to a chef knife. Much flatter along the blade and longer in the heel, Gyutos lack the camber of a traditional chef knife. If you are unsure of whether a knife is a chef knife or a Gyuto take a look at the tip; on a Gyuto the tip will be parallel to or below center line of the knife.
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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$309.95 -
Mac Chef Series 7.9 in. (200mm) Granton Chef Knife
Precision & Efficiency: Mac Chef Series 7.9 in. (200mm) Granton Edge Chef Knife Discover the ultimate kitchen workhorse with the Mac Chef Series 7.9-inch (200mm) Granton Edge Chef Knife. This indispensable all-purpose knife is engineered to handle a wide spectrum of culinary tasks with ease and precision. Whether you're mincing garlic, thinly slicing delicate meats, dicing robust vegetables, or powerfully chopping herbs, this knife delivers consistent, professional-grade results. A standout feature is its distinctive Granton edge, characterized by its series of indentations along the blade. These hollows are ingeniously designed to create air pockets between the blade and your ingredients, dramatically reducing friction and preventing food from sticking. This means you can slice through sticky potatoes, soft cheeses, or delicate fish without frustrating adherence, making your prep faster, cleaner, and more enjoyable. Crafted for durability and exceptional performance, the Mac Chef Series Granton Chef Knife will quickly become the most reached-for tool in your culinary arsenal, empowering you to tackle any recipe with confidence. Learn More$109.95 -
Mac Professional 7.9 in. (200mm) Chef Knife
The Mac Professional 7.9 in. (200mm) Chef Knife is Mac's most popular chef knife. This knife has a traditional Gyuto profile, unlike the other Mighty MACs in the Professional line which have a French or Western profile; this is a flat knife, the blade of which makes substantial contact with the cutting board at all times. The dimples, or granton edge, create air pockets between the blade and starchy foods to prevent sticking. Use this chef knife for almost any kitchen task, including mincing, dicing, chopping and slicing. Tempered using a special sub-zero treatment this knife is both harder and tougher than others with the same steel composition. Accolades: This knife has been named the Best Chef's Knife Overall by Bon Appétit. It has also been named the Best Overall Chef's Knife by Food and Wine Magazine and the Best Chef's Knife for Most Cooks by Wirecutter. Learn More$159.95 -
Masahiro MV 8.25 in. Left Handed Gyuto
The Masahiro MV Series 8.25 in. (210mm) Left Handed Gyuto is the Japanese analog of a western Chef's Knife. The gyuto is an all purpose kitchen knife that is used for most types of chopping, dicing, mincing, and slicing. The weight and balance of this knife make it ideal for heavy duty work with thicker cuts of vegetables, fruits and meats. This gyuto is a chef knife made specifically for left handed people. Masahiro strives to create knives that are practical, tough and sharp this Gyuto is not as flashy as some other Japanese knives but that is intentional so that price stays competitive and so that added ingredients don't take away from the Proprietary base steel which is thick and tough. This is a chef knife that is designed to tackle any task in the kitchen, hold an edge for an extended period of time and is very easy to resharpen to any desired angle. Masahiro randomly inspects their products for defects, each knife is hand sharpened by blacksmiths before being packaged and they ensure their products cutting ability using The Gifu Prefectural Product Technology Research Institute and their Honda-Type Paper Cutting Test Machine. This is a single-beveled knife and is intended to be sharpened on a whetstone, a ceramic rod can be used as well. Hand wash only. Learn More$154.00 -
Masahiro MV 8.25-inch (210mm) Gyuto
A Professional Workhorse That Values Performance Over Flash In a market often saturated with flashy Damascus patterns and fragile edges, the Masahiro MV 210mm (8.25 in.) Gyuto stands as a testament to practical Japanese engineering. This isn't a knife for the display case; it is a precision tool built for the heavy-duty demands of a professional kitchen. The core of this knife is the proprietary MBS-26 high-carbon stainless steel. Masahiro developed this alloy specifically to achieve a perfect balance: it is tough enough to resist chipping during high-speed vegetable prep, yet high enough in carbon (0.9%) to maintain a razor-sharp edge through cases of mirepoix. What truly sets the MV series apart is the 80/20 asymmetrical edge. While many knives use a 50/50 symmetrical grind, Masahiro uses a single-sided approach where the face side carries the primary taper. This allows the blade to glide through dense root vegetables with significantly less resistance, while the minimal bevel on the backside makes the edge incredibly easy to realign on a whetstone. Every knife is hand-sharpened by master blacksmiths in Seki City and verified using the Gifu Prefectural Research Institute's Honda-Type Paper Cutting Test—ensuring out-of-the-box sharpness that most manufacturers simply can't match. For the chef who needs a knife that is easy to maintain, resistant to rust, and comfortable for all-day use, the Masahiro MV is the industry's best-kept secret. Learn More$119.25 -
Masahiro MV 9.4 in. Gyuto
The Masahiro MV 9 in. (240mm) Gyuto is the Japanese analog of a western Chef's Knife. The gyuto is an all purpose kitchen knife that is used for most types of chopping, dicing, mincing, and slicing. Masahiro strives to create knives that are practical, tough and sharp this Gyuto is not as flashy as some other Japanese knives but that is intentional so that price stays competitive and so that added ingredients don't take away from the Proprietary base steel which is thick and tough. Since Masahiro’s founding, they have been dedicated to making knives in Seki City, the sword capital of Japan. The materials used in their knives are sourced in Japan. In addition, no part of the processing is outsourced overseas, and their parts are made in Japan. At Masahiro craftsmen carry out almost all processes from material selection to hardening and finishing sharpening at their main factory. Each and every knife is packed with the know-how of our veteran craftsmen. The sharpness of our knives is guaranteed by the handiwork of craftsmen who have been making knives for many years. They carefully assess the characteristics of each material and apply the optimal processing and sharpening to each knife. This is a chef knife that is designed to tackle any task in the kitchen, hold an edge for an extended period of time and is very easy to resharpen to any desired angle. Masahiro randomly inspects their products for defects, each knife is hand sharpened by blacksmiths before being packaged and they ensure their products cutting ability using The Gifu Prefectural Product Technology Research Institute and their Honda-Type Paper Cutting Test Machine. This is a single-beveled knife and is intended to be sharpened on a whetstone, a ceramic rod can be used as well. Hand wash only. Learn More$149.00 -
Masahiro MV Series 10.5 in Gyuto
A Tool of Pure Utility for the High-Output Professional Forge through heavy prep with the proprietary MBS-26 steel edge that maintains surgical precision through 12-hour shifts. The Masahiro MV 270mm (10.5 in.) Gyuto is the essential Japanese analog to the Western chef's knife, but engineered with a relentless focus on performance over aesthetics. While other Japanese brands prioritize Damascus patterns and flashy finishes, Masahiro directs its resources into metallurgical excellence and edge geometry. This is a knife for the chef who views their tools as an extension of their skill, not a trophy on a rack. Crafted in Seki City, the sword capital of Japan, every stage of production—from material selection to the final honing—is handled in-house. The MV line is built around Masahiro’s proprietary MBS-26 high-carbon stainless steel. This alloy is sub-zero treated to achieve a Rockwell hardness of 58-59, striking the perfect balance between extreme edge retention and the toughness required to handle the rigors of a commercial kitchen. Where this knife truly separates itself is the 80/20 asymmetrical grind. Unlike traditional 50/50 bevels, this right-handed edge features a steep taper on the face side and a minimal bevel on the back. This allows the blade to slice with the efficiency of a single-bevel knife while remaining easy to maintain on a whetstone. Every knife is hand-sharpened by veteran blacksmiths and verified using the Gifu Prefectural Product Technology Research Institute’s Honda-Type Paper Cutting Test, ensuring it arrives out-of-the-box ready for the line. The result is a well-balanced, 255g tool that reduces wrist fatigue during long hours of dicing, mincing, and slicing. Learn More$188.75 -
Masahiro Virgin Carbon 9.5-inch (240mm) Gyuto
The Masahiro Virgin Carbon 240mm Gyuto (MH13012) is a specialized instrument for chefs who prioritize mechanical efficiency over stainless convenience. Unlike standard 50/50 bevels found in mass-market knives, this blade features a dedicated right-handed asymmetrical grind. By biasing the edge geometry approximately 80/20, Masahiro engineers a knife that tracks perfectly straight through dense produce—like butternut squash or large cabbages—negating the natural outward 'pull' common in symmetrical blades. The 240mm (9.5-inch) length provides the essential pivot point for rocking motions and the necessary reach for slicing large proteins in a single stroke. At the core is Masahiro's 'Virgin Carbon' steel, a high-purity alloy intentionally crafted without large chromium carbides. This results in a remarkably fine grain structure. During testing, this steel exhibits a 'toothy' bite that holds its edge through an entire double shift and responds with immediate aggression to a fine-grit whetstone or ceramic rod. Hand-handling reveals a forward-weighted balance, placing the center of gravity where the blade meets the bolster. This assists in push-cutting, allowing the weight of the 240mm blade to do the work. The handle, constructed from resin-impregnated Stamina Wood, provides the tactile warmth of natural wood with the moisture resistance required for a commercial dish pit environment. Note that this is a reactive carbon steel tool; it will develop a unique blue-grey patina with use. This oxidation is a protective layer, sealing the steel and signifying a professional-grade carbon instrument. Learn More$132.50 -
Masahiro Virgin Carbon 9.5-inch (240mm) Left Handed Gyuto
A True Asymmetrical Southpaw Grind Built for High-Volume Precision For the left-handed professional, using a standard knife—or even a 'neutral' 50/50 grind—means constantly fighting the natural 'pull' of the blade toward the right. The Masahiro Virgin Carbon 240mm Gyuto (MH13112) eliminates this mechanical drift. Unlike mass-market brands that simply flip a handle and label it 'lefty,' Masahiro engineers the blade geometry from the ground up with a specialized asymmetrical grind. This offset geometry compensates for the clockwise torque of a left-handed stroke, ensuring the blade tracks perfectly straight through dense root vegetables and heavy proteins. The 240mm (9.5") length provides the necessary leverage for splitting large cabbages or processing sub-primals, yet the 2.05mm spine thickness keeps the knife nimble enough for horizontal onion cuts. This is 'Virgin Carbon' steel—a high-purity alloy that lacks the large chromium carbides found in stainless steel. In practical terms, this results in an ultra-fine grain structure that can be sharpened to a significantly steeper, more acute angle. When you are 40 lbs into a mirepoix prep, you will feel the difference in the lack of resistance. Note that this is a reactive tool. Over time, the silver blade will develop a characteristic blue-grey patina. This is not a defect; it is a protective layer and a mark of a professional carbon steel instrument. For the chef who understands maintenance, the reward is an edge that stays sharp through a double-shift and responds to a ceramic rod with immediate, biting aggression. Learn More$171.25 -
Masahiro Virgin Carbon 7-inch (180mm) Gyuto
The Masahiro Virgin Carbon 180mm (7 in.) Gyuto is designed for those who prioritize a razor-sharp edge over the convenience of stainless steel. This is a tool for the dedicated cook. Forged from high-purity 'Virgin' carbon steel and tempered to a 61 Rockwell C hardness, this blade offers a level of crispness in the cut that stainless alloys simply cannot replicate. At 180mm, this Gyuto bridges the gap between a standard chef's knife and a utility knife, making it the perfect choice for high-volume line work where space is limited but performance cannot be compromised. The weight is balanced toward the heel, providing enough heft for dicing dense root vegetables like carrots and parsnips, yet remains nimble enough for mincing shallots or fine-slicing herbs. Unlike mass-produced western knives, this blade features an asymmetrical grind. This 70/30 edge profile allows the knife to track straighter through food and reduces resistance, effectively doing the work for you. Users should note that as a non-stainless tool, the Virgin Carbon series will develop a unique patina over time. This is the mark of a seasoned tool, though the blade must be kept dry between tasks to prevent corrosion. For the chef who understands tool maintenance, the reward is a knife that stays sharp through 40 lbs of prep and hones back to a frightening edge in seconds. Learn More$99.25
