Featured in Hot Mess Housewife
Syosaku Japan got featured by Hot Mess Housewife, a relatable blog to find new items, fun recipes, and other great reads.
The Syosaku Japanese Chef Knife got featured in the "2021 Gift Guide For The Home" article.
This Syosaku Gyuto/Chef knife is for modern home chefs and pros. It is easy to use, super rust-resistant and has long-lasting sharpness. The Premium Molybdenum Stainless Steel is hand-finished for exceptional sharpness. It is double-edged, so it doesn't matter if you are right-handed or left-handed. The handle is full tang triple-riveted POM resin. The handle also has a hygienic 18-8 Stainless Steel bolster.
"Whether you are a novice home cook or a professional chef, you will love this exceptional chef’s knife...It is such a well-built, strong, sturdy knife, that will be able to complete most of your cutting tasks with just one knife...This exquisite knife will be a great asset in any home. It would make awesome wedding and housewarming gifts."
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