Gyuto Knives

With blade lengths ranging around 180mm to 270mm with some examples being as small as 160mm and some as large as 360mm the Gyuto is the Japanese knife shape and profile that most closely matches the Western "chef knife" and is designed to be a versatile shape for general use on a day to day basis and along with the santoku and bunka is one of the knife shapes we recommend as a first purchase.

Typically quite tall at the heel and pointed towards the tip for precision work the gyuto suits a sliding cutting style but is also efficient for those who rock chop too so it's an excellent choice for all round use and is an ideal knife style, size and shape to look at when starting your collection.

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Tsunehisa AS Gyuto 210mm
Tsunehisa AS Gyuto 210mm

Tsunehisa AS Gyuto 210mm

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Tsunehisa AUS8 Gyuto 270mm
Tsunehisa AUS8 Gyuto 270mm
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Sakai Takayuki 45 layer Damascus Gyuto 210mm - Cutting Edge Knives
Sakai Takayuki 45 layer Damascus Gyuto 210mm - Cutting Edge Knives
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Sakai Takayuki 33 layer Damascus Gyuto 210mm - Cutting Edge Knives
Sakai Takayuki 33 layer Damascus Gyuto 210mm - Cutting Edge Knives
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Hatsukokoro Kurosagi Gyuto 210mm
Hatsukokoro Kurosagi Gyuto 210mm
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Hatsukokoro Kurosagi Kiritsuke Gyuto 210mm
Hatsukokoro Kurosagi Kiritsuke Gyuto 210mm
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Hatsukokoro Kumokage Blue #2 Gyuto 210mm
Hatsukokoro Kumokage Blue #2 Gyuto 210mm
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Tsunehisa V1 Gyuto 300mm
Tsunehisa V1 Gyuto 300mm

Tsunehisa V1 Gyuto 300mm

£165.00
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Tsunehisa AS Migaki Gyuto 240mm
Tsunehisa AS Migaki Gyuto 240mm
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OUL Sakai Super Blue Gyuto 240mm
OUL Sakai Super Blue Gyuto 240mm

OUL Sakai Super Blue Gyuto 240mm

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Takamura Hamono VG10 Tsuchime Gyuto 210mm
Takamura Hamono VG10 Tsuchime Gyuto 210mm
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Tsunehisa AUS10 Tsuchime Gyuto 240mm
Tsunehisa AUS10 Tsuchime Gyuto 240mm
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Haruyuki Zanpa Gyuto 180mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Gyuto 180mm
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Muneishi Aogami Damascus Kiritsuke Gyuto 210mm
Muneishi Aogami Damascus Kiritsuke Gyuto 210mm
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Kaneshige Hamono White #1 Tsuchime Gyuto 240mm
Kaneshige Hamono White #1 Tsuchime Gyuto 240mm
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Seki VG10 Mirror Damascus Gyuto 210mm
Seki VG10 Mirror Damascus Gyuto 210mm
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Masakage Yuki Gyuto 180mm
Masakage Yuki Gyuto 180mm

Masakage Yuki Gyuto 180mm

£175.00
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Muneishi Aogami Gyuto 210mm
Muneishi Aogami Gyuto 210mm
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Muneishi Aogami Damascus Gyuto 240mm
Muneishi Aogami Damascus Gyuto 240mm
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Muneishi Aogami Damascus Gyuto 210mm
Muneishi Aogami Damascus Gyuto 210mm
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Frequently Asked Questions about Gyuto Knives

What is a gyuto knife?

A Gyuto knife is a Japanese chef's knife which is best known for its versatility and suitability for seamless slicing and cutting meat, vegetables, and fish. Suitable for both home cooks and professional chefs, Gyuto knives are a fantastic edition to any kitchen.

What are gyuto knives made from?

Gyuto knives are typically made from a wide range of high-carbon steel, stainless steel, or a combination of both (clad steel). The precise choice of steel affects the knife’s sharpness, durability, and ease of maintenance.

How do Gyuto knives differ from western style knives?

While you'll find numerous similarities between a Japanese gyuto knife and a western knife type, particularly in regards to light weight design and double bevelled edges, there are differences too. Gyuto knives typically have a thinner and longer blade, and the sharpness of their pointed tip enables more precise cutting.

Choosing the perfect knife & accessories

We've helped thousands of customers choose their perfect knife and kitchen accessories since 2011 and we're here to help you too.

Read our guide to choosing a Japanese knife and don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions!