The Gyuto is the most essential knife in any kitchen, making it a must-have for both professional chefs and home cooks. It will be your most frequently used knife, so choosing the right size and weight to suit your needs is crucial. This versatile blade handles a wide range of kitchen tasks, from chopping vegetables to slicing meat, making it the backbone of any knife collection.

Compared to traditional Japanese knives, the Gyuto tends to have a slightly heavier blade and a thicker spine, providing durability and stability for cutting through tougher ingredients. The curved edge is designed for the traditional rocking motion commonly used in Western chopping techniques, where the tip of the knife remains on the board while the blade moves back and forth. However, as Japanese and Chinese knives have gained popularity, many Western chefs have begun to favor wider blades that allow for a more up-and-down chopping motion, blending the best of both styles.

With the right Gyuto in hand, you’ll have a precise, versatile, and highly efficient tool that makes every kitchen task easier and more enjoyable.

The Misono UX10 Series is the brand’s flagship line, made from high-quality Swedish stainless steel. With a hardness of approximately 59-60 HRC, these knives offer an outstanding balance of sharpness, durability, and rust resistance. They feature a special nickel and silver bolster, providing an elegant appearance and improved weight distribution. Each UX10 knife is hand-finished with a sharp bevel angle, making it one of the most sought-after stainless-steel knives among professional chefs who demand precision and reliability.

Weight: 273g

Handle Material: Western handle - Black stamina wood with a silver nickel bolster

Handle Length: 140mm (5.5")

Blade Length: 275mm (10.8")

Blade Depth: 55mm

Thickness at spine: 1.9mm

Thickness at tip: 0.4mm

Cutting Edge: Double 70/30

Blade Material: Swedish stain resistant steel

Hardness (Rockwell scale): 59 - 60