The Gyuto Knife
Gyuto (Chef’s knife) Born during the late Meiji era in Japan, forged with the finest Damascus steel, honed and made entirely in South Australia, your...
Cooking with the Santoku
As the most commonly used knife in Japanese homes, there is certainly something to be said for the Japanese Santoku knife. With its name translating...
Knife Racks
A GUIDE TO STORING YOUR KNIVES After purchasing a set of beautiful Japanese knives, the next thing to consider is where to store them. In...
How to Use Every Japanese Knife | Method Mastery
A decent knife should serve you a lifetime. It's essential to maintain your knives like they're your best companion. These are the primary tools for...
Japanese Knives - The Best Gift
It’s a big call, we know, but a Japanese kitchen knife really is up there when it comes to finding the best gift! Not only...
Nakiri vs Usuba Knives: A Comparison
From a casual glance, some Japanese kitchen knives look so similar and have seemingly similar functions that it might be a daunting task telling one...
Top 5 Knife Secrets
The Top 5 Knife Secrets Every Serious Cook Should Know A great knife makes for great cooking. This especially applies when the knife is ultra-sharp,...
Recipe for the Gyuto Knife
Our talented friend Adrianne from Sweet Caramel Sunday prepared this recipe using her very own Koi Knives Gyuto knife. Adrianne's personal experience using the knife...
A Guide to Sharpening Japanese Kitchen Knives
Japanese kitchen knives are indeed objects of great beauty. They are also extremely sharp, which combined with their organic and ergonomic design, contributes to their...