Knife Guide

TL;DR: Gyuto knives work best for beginners learning knife skills, home cooks wanting one versatile tool, and professional chefs needing precision. They suit most people who prep vegetables, slice meat,...
TL;DR: The 210mm gyuto offers better control and fits smaller kitchens, while the 240mm provides faster prep and handles larger ingredients. Home cooks typically prefer 210mm for versatility; professionals often...
TL;DR: Gyuto offers versatile all-around performance with a curved belly for rocking cuts, while K-tip Gyuto features a sharp, angular tip for precise detail work and straight cuts. Choose Gyuto...
TL;DR: Nakiri knives typically range from 58-64 HRC, with 60-62 being ideal for most home cooks. Higher HRC means sharper edges but requires more care, while lower HRC offers durability...
TL;DR: Mastering Gyuto cutting technique requires proper pinch grip, claw hand position, and three core motions: push-cutting for vegetables, pull-cutting for proteins, and tap-chopping for herbs. Focus on blade angle, controlled...
TL;DR: The best steel for Gyuto knives depends on your priorities: VG-10 offers balanced performance for most home cooks, SG2 provides superior edge retention for enthusiasts, while carbon steels like...