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Buying a Miyabi Knife: What to Look For
Miyabi knives are more than just kitchen tools: they combine Japanese craftsmanship with the highest quality materials. When choosing a Miyabi knife, there are several things you can pay attention to.
Steel and sharpness
Miyabi uses high-quality, durable steel such as MicroCarbide (MC63), VG10 (CMV60), and special Formula steel. This results in knives that are exceptionally sharp, wear-resistant, and durable. The different series, such as the 5000MCD, 5000FCD, and 6000MCT, are distinguished by the types of steel used, the number of damascus layers, and the blade finish. The higher series often feature additional damascus layers, which not only contributes to the knife's strength but also provides a unique and luxurious appearance. All Miyabi knives are delivered razor-sharp and are ready for immediate use.
Thanks to the special Honbazuke sharpening process, the knives are hand-sharpened in three steps, ensuring an exceptionally sharp and durable cutting edge.
Use and maintenance
To keep your Miyabi knives in top condition:
- Always wash them by hand and dry them immediately.
- Preferably use a wooden cutting board.
- Avoid cutting bones or frozen products.
- Sharpen regularly to maintain sharpness and extend their lifespan.
Which size suits me?
For daily use, a chef's knife or santoku of approximately 18 cm is ideal. For smaller cutting tasks, compact knives from 9 to 13 cm are suitable. This way, you always have the right knife for every kitchen task.
Durability and Warranty
With proper maintenance, a Miyabi knife will last for years. Miyabi also offers a warranty against manufacturing defects, ensuring you a reliable purchase.
A Miyabi Knife as a Luxury Gift
Miyabi knives are not only functional but also true works of art. Thanks to their stylish finish and luxurious details, they are a perfect gift for cooking enthusiasts who value quality and design.
Why choose Miyabi knives?
Miyabi knives are lightweight and have thin, hard blades with a subtle cutting angle of 9.5°–12°. This makes them ideal for extremely precise cutting of vegetables, meat, and delicate ingredients. The combination of traditional Japanese craftsmanship and modern techniques results in knives of exceptional sharpness and long-lasting performance.