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Review on Yoshihiro High Speed Steel Santoku Multipurpose Chefs Knife (Black Pakkawood Handle) (7'' (180Mm) & No Saya) by Chase Steele

Revainrating 3 out of 5

This Knife Falls Short of Expectations: the Yoshihiro Santoku Chef's Knife

The Yoshihiro High Speed Steel Santoku Multipurpose Chefs Knife initially caught my eye due to its sleek black Pakkawood handle and impressive 7-inch blade. However, after using it for several weeks, I have to say it falls short of expectations. While the blade is undeniably sharp, I found it difficult to control and often felt nervous using it. Additionally, the lack of a protective saya sheath makes storage and transportation a hassle. Overall, while the Yoshihiro Santoku Chef's Knife may impress with its appearance and sharpness, it falls short in terms of practicality and ease of use.

Pros
  • The most versatile and one of the most popular knives that a cook can have today is a Japanese all-purpose chefs knife known as a Santoku knife. Santoku is Japanese for three virtues referring to the shape of the blade which comprises aspects of the traditional vegetable knife , Usuba, and Gyuto in one knife making it a favorite among chefs and cooks everywhere.
Cons
  • The Yoshihiro High Speed Steel Santoku Multipurpose Chefs Knife is significantly pricier than other knives on the market, making it less accessible to budget-conscious customers