The Best Japanese Kitchen Knives to Give Your Clients and Employees as Gifts

Les meilleurs couteaux de cuisine japonais à offrir à vos clients et employés

Les meilleurs cadeaux inspirent et enthousiasment dès l'ouverture. Que vous ayez du personnel méritant d'être apprécié ou des clients que vous souhaitez remercier pour leur fidélité, un beau couteau de cuisine saura les ravir. Les couteaux japonais permettent aux gens d'apprécier le temps passé à cuisiner pour eux-mêmes, leurs amis et leur famille, car ils sont magnifiques et d'une performance incroyable. Ils sont fabriqués à partir d'acier super-dur et façonnés à la main, ce qui leur permet de conserver un tranchant beaucoup plus longtemps, les rendant plus faciles, plus sûrs et bien plus agréables à utiliser. Ils penseront à vous chaque fois qu'ils sortiront leur couteau préféré pour cuisiner.

Mais quel couteau acheter ? Avec tant de marques et de formes différentes, le monde des couteaux japonais peut être intimidant. Je suis là pour faire le tri et vous dire exactement quels couteaux de cuisine vos employés et vos clients adoreront. Lorsque vous magasinez, gardez trois règles principales à l'esprit :

  1. Les cadeaux doivent émerveiller le destinataire dès l'ouverture. Choisissez des couteaux esthétiques !
  2. Les cadeaux doivent être faciles à entretenir. Certains couteaux japonais plus sophistiqués sont exigeants en entretien et peuvent rouiller. Optez pour l'acier inoxydable.
  3. Il doit s'agir d'une forme et d'une taille qu'ils utiliseront tous les jours, comme un couteau de chef ou un couteau d'office.

Les couteaux que je recommande dans cet article répondent facilement à ces exigences. Nous offrons également des réductions pour l'achat de 3 couteaux ou plus ; consultez nos tarifs corporatifs pour plus de détails

Haruyuki Goma Santoku 180mm from Haruyuki

Haruyuki Goma Santoku 180mm
$185.00 CAD
$185.00 CAD
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Easily our most popular knife shape is the Santoku. It’s a little smaller, around 7” or so, so it’s easily wielded by any home cook. The Goma series is flashy yet elegant, perfect for adding a little flair to youe kitchen. This is the way to go if you need a reliable kitchen knife that doesn’t break your budget, and it’s part of a larger collection that can be bought as a set.

Seki Kanetsugu Heptagon-Wood® Santoku 170mm from Seki Kanetsugu

Seki Kanetsugu VG2 Heptagon Bois Santoku 170mm
$178.00 CAD
$178.00 CAD
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This blade is a personal favourite, combining the best parts of the last two knives: stunning good looks, a minimalist Japanese wood handle, and a super functional size for
everyday home cooking. The Heptagonseries speaks for itself; as soon as someone opens the box, they know they have a stunning blade in their hands. It performs as well as it looks, so it’s sure to delight for years to come!

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$19.99 CAD
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And now for something completely different. The nakiri excels at chopping and slicing vegetables, perfect for folks who want to cook healthier food at home! The stunning blade inspires you to spend time chopping and enjoy the cooking process.

Any of the above knives also come as sets, so if you’re looking for a larger gift or want to build out their set in future, you’ll have your bases covered. You can check out our full range of knife sets here. While a good knife is a remarkable gift, it’s also essential to care for your blade to get the most out of it!
Each knife from us comes with a comprehensive set of care instructions, but there are a few handy items you can add to your gift to help them enjoy it more:

Blade guard.
If they don’t have a knife block, this guard allows them to easily stash their knife in a drawer without damaging it or take it over to a friend’s house to make dinner.

Honing rod.
This tool helps your knife stay sharp longer, like the classic knife steel. Steel rods are pretty hard on Japanese knives; this fine ceramic rod is much more gentle and helps your knife last a lifetime. They’re also half-price when you buy a knife!

Cutting board.
A good cutting board should look beautiful on your counter and be good for your knife. Hard glass or bamboo boards can dull your knife prematurely, whereas a handmade wooden one helps your knife keep its edge longer! Wooden boards can also be easily engraved with your logo.

Depending on who you’re shopping for, we also have some stunning knife storage options, knife skills classes, and even Japanese cookware they may be interested in! We stand behind our products, so each knife comes with a detailed set of care instructions, a first-time free sharpening, and we have a ton of helpful YouTube videos to assist folks in getting the most out of their knife.

Once you’re ready to shop or have questions, visit us in-store or email us, and we’ll be happy to build you the perfect gift package!

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Nathan Gareau

Nathan Gareau

Nathan started at Knifewear in 2013, when he left the restaurant industry to slang knives. Nowadays, he handles our communications, social media, and YouTube channel. If you're reading words on this website or watching one of our videos, Nathan was involved. He spends his spare time growing food, cooking, fermenting food and booze, and enjoying the great outdoors.

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