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Santoku Knives
Translated to mean “three virtues”, Santoku knives are effective all-purpose tools that vary in shape from the western chef knife but serve the same purpose in terms of their utilitarian functionality. The “three virtues” to which the word Santoku refers align with the three tasks of slicing, dicing, and mincing. Their shape is unique to other knives in that Santokus resemble truncated chef knives with altered tips and minimal camber. Unlike the blades of German knives that sweep upwards to meet the tip, the spines of Santokus are rounded downwards to meet the knife edge. Please note that the lack of camber interferes with a traditional rocking motion so Santokus are more often use in a chopping manner.
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F. Dick 1905 Series 7 in. Granton Santoku
The F Dick 1905 Series 7 in. Granton Santoku is a classic Japanese knife for meat and vegetables. The special feature of the Santoku is its thin blade with wedge shaped edge. Extremely versatile, can even be used for decorating purposes. In addition, the Santoku knife granton edge helps eliminate sticking of food to the blade when slicing. Each F. Dick knife is tested to ensure a perfectly tapered blade, hygienically sealed handle and optimal balance. Learn More$107.25 -
F. Dick Eurasia 7 in. Granton Edge Santoku
The F. Dick Premier Plus 7 in. Granton Edge Santoku features well cut granton edge dimples along the side of the blade which cut down on surface are and allows for much cleaner cuts and no clinging to the blade. This works especially well on starchy carrots, parsnips and potatoes when these vegetables do stick to the blade you can prep them much quicker and with more even or smaller slices. This Santoku is especially good at slicing tomatoes which also tend to cling to the blade. With good knuckle clearance and great blade to handle balance this Santoku is very comfortable. The handle is hygienically sealed so no gaps will occur where food can penetrate. The edge responds well to honing rods we prefer the Eurocut regular cut steel for best maintenance on this knife. Made in Germany. Learn More$96.85 -
Glestain 6.7 in. (170mm) Left Handed Santoku
The Glestain 6.7 in. (170mm) Left Handed Santoku is good to use on fruits and vegetables. Learn More -
Glestain 6.7 in. (170mm) Santoku
Glestain 6.7" (170mm) Santoku Knife: Unparalleled Food Release & Precision Elevate Your Culinary Craft with the Glestain 6.7" (170mm) Santoku Knife – The Master of "Three Virtues" Tired of food sticking to your blade, slowing you down and marring your presentation? Discover the revolutionary performance of the Glestain Santoku. Renowned worldwide for its iconic dimpled design, this 170mm Santoku is engineered for unparalleled food release, making it an indispensable tool for both professional chefs and passionate home cooks. The Santoku, meaning "three virtues" in Japanese, excels at slicing, dicing, and mincing. This Glestain model takes that versatility to the next level. Its meticulously crafted dimples (hollow grounds) create air pockets between the blade and your ingredients. This significantly reduces friction and surface tension, allowing even starchy vegetables like potatoes, sticky fish, or delicate cheeses to fall away effortlessly. Say goodbye to frustrating sticking and hello to cleaner, faster, and more precise cuts. Perfect For: Slicing, dicing, and mincing vegetables, fruits, boneless meats, and fish. Cooks seeking a non-stick alternative to coated knives. Anyone desiring a high-performance, versatile Japanese kitchen knife. Achieving professional-level results in your home kitchen. Learn More -
Kikuichi Nickel Damascus 7 in. Santoku
The Artful Workhorse: The Kikuichi 45-Layer Damascus Santoku For the discerning cook who believes beauty and function should be inseparable, this Santoku is an heirloom in the making. The blade immediately commands attention—a stunning, 45-layer Damascus steel that flows and shimmers with a unique, organic pattern. This is not just a knife; it is a piece of functional art, where the story of its forging is written on the steel itself. This visual masterpiece is created using the traditional Warikomi method, where the intricate Damascus layers are hammer-forged around a powerhouse core of high-carbon AUS-10 steel. This core is the secret to the knife's incredible performance. It represents the pinnacle of "workhorse" steels—delivering an aggressively sharp edge that is easy to maintain, while offering the exceptional toughness and stain resistance required for daily, demanding use. It is sharpness that is not precious; it is meant to be used with confidence, day in and day out. As a Santoku, its "three virtues"—slicing, dicing, and mincing—are executed with a satisfying authority and rhythm. The 7.1-inch blade is perfectly balanced, making the swift, precise work of meal preparation feel less like a chore and more like a creative act. The blade’s soul is anchored by a robust, full-tang handle of rich, deeply-grained Rosewood, offering a seamless and comfortable transition from steel to hand. It provides the control and durability that a knife of this caliber demands. The hand-engraved Kikuichi chrysanthemum on the blade is the final, quiet signature—a mark of a 750-year-old legacy and a commitment to perfection that you can feel with every single slice. This is an experience, an invitation to transform the daily act of cooking into a moment of genuine pleasure and pride. Learn More$329.95 -
Mac Superior 4.1 in. (105mm) Santoku
Surgical Precision Meets Santoku Utility The Mac Superior SK-40 is not merely a small knife; it is a specialized architectural solution for the 'middle-ground' tasks that frustrate chefs using standard parers. While most 4-inch knives force your knuckles to collide with the cutting board, the SK-40 features a distinctive tall blade profile and an up-swept handle. In hand, this geometry provides a physical 'lift' that allows for rapid-fire mincing of garlic, shallots, and ginger without compromising finger safety. Forged from a high-carbon AUS-8 mono-steel and hardened to 60 on the Rockwell scale, the edge geometry is a symmetrical 50/50 bevel. During testing, the SK-40 displayed exceptional lateral stability—a rarity for a blade only 2.0mm thick at the spine. The roll-forged construction produces a dense grain structure that holds a 'toothy' bite, allowing it to glide through slippery scallion skins and tomato membranes where softer European knives typically skid. This is a tactile instrument. The 2.3-ounce weight makes it feel virtually weightless, functioning as an extension of the index finger for peeling pears or trimming silver skin from tenderloins. The black Pakkawood handle is resin-impregnated, providing a non-porous, high-friction grip that remains secure even when wet with vegetable juices. Whether used as a sheep's foot parer or a miniature chef's knife, the SK-40 eliminates the need for constant tool-swapping during intensive prep sessions. Learn More$47.95 -
Mac Superior 6.7 in. (170mm) Santoku
The Mac Superior 6.7 in. (170mm) Santoku is a great multipurpose knife for those who prefer a shorter blade. The MAC Superior Santoku has a thick spine that tapers to a very thin edge which glides through food with ease. Large, ergonomically shaped handle feels extremely comfortable in the hand. Sand-blasted strip runs along the edge of the blade to reduce surface tension and prevent sticking. Sub-Zero blade tempering results in superior edge retention and performance. This knife is a fantastic addition to any collection. Voted "Favorite Knife" by Food and Wine Magazine. Learn More$84.95 -
Mac Professional 6.7 in. (170mm) Santoku Knife
Precision & Durability: Mac Professional 6.7 in. (170mm) Santoku Knife Elevate your culinary arsenal with the Mac Professional 6.7-inch (170mm) Santoku Knife, a blade renowned for its exceptional balance, razor-sharp edge, and lasting durability. This professional-grade Santoku is meticulously crafted to be your go-to for a wide array of kitchen tasks, excelling at cutting, chopping, and mincing vegetables, meats, and fish. The heart of this knife is its premium rust-resistant high-carbon chrome molybdenum vanadium steel, a robust alloy known for maintaining an extremely sharp edge through extended use. Complementing this superior blade, the elegantly designed dark wooden handle provides an ideal counterweight, ensuring the knife feels perfectly balanced in your hand for tireless, precise control. With its combination of traditional Japanese design and modern material science, the Mac Professional Santoku delivers consistent, professional results and an intuitive cutting experience. Invest in a tool built to inspire confidence and last a lifetime. (To preserve its exquisite quality, hand wash only.) Learn More$139.95 -
Masahiro Virgin Carbon 6.9 inch (175mm) Santoku
Legendary Sharpness for the Dedicated Chef The Masahiro Virgin Carbon Santoku (175mm) is widely regarded as one of the best-kept secrets in the professional culinary world. While many modern knives prioritize being "maintenance-free," this blade prioritizes one thing above all else: pure cutting performance. Forged from Masahiro’s premium Virgin Carbon Steel, this knife takes an edge that is significantly sharper and thinner than standard stainless steel, allowing it to glide through onions, peppers, and proteins with zero resistance. The Masahiro Difference: The 80/20 Edge
What makes this knife feel different in your hand is its unique asymmetrical edge geometry. Unlike standard Western knives that are ground evenly on both sides (50/50), Masahiro craftsmen sharpen this blade to an 80/20 ratio. This subtle yet powerful design creates a steeper, sharper angle on the right side, pushing food away from the blade for cleaner slices and superior release. It transforms a standard prep knife into a precision instrument. Built to Work
Designed for the rigors of a professional kitchen, the handle is crafted from antibacterial reinforced wood. It offers the warm, classic look of Rosewood but is impregnated with resin to prevent shrinking, cracking, or water damage. Note: This is a true high-carbon steel knife. It is not stainless. It will develop a unique gray patina over time—a badge of honor for the chef—and must be washed and dried immediately after use to prevent rust. Learn More$99.25 -
Masahiro Virgin Carbon 9.5 in. (240mm) Wide Santoku
The Masahiro Carbon 9.5 in. (240mm) Wide Santoku cuts smoothly and precisely through fruits and vegetables. A Santoku, like a Chef Knife or Gyuto, is used as an all purpose kitchen knife. This is a very unique knife in that I've never seen a santoku this large. The steel is 3mm thick at the spine and is very smoothly tapered to the edge, with a long single bevel. 2 1/2 inches width from spine to heel and 12 ounce weight. This wide Santoku is a real work horse with a screaming sharp edge that enable you to go from splitting chickens to mincing chives. Highly recommended. Made in Japan. Learn More$192.00
