Japanese Gyuto Executive Chef Knife
Awabi Gyuto Chef Knife
Shujin 8" Chef Knife
Gyuto Master 8" Chef Knife
Shinko 8" Gyuto 110 Layers
Inferuno Gyuto AUS 10 Steel Damascus Chef Knife
Epokishi AUS-10 Gyuto
Katsuryoku 9" Chef Knife
Gyuto Executive Chef Knife with Red Resin Handle
Gyuto Executive Chef Knife with Black Resin Handle
Takoizu Gyuto Chef Knife, White
Kurogane Chef's Knife
Chefs looking for precision and craftsmanship will enjoy using Seido's high carbon stainless steel Japanese chef knives. Guaranteed to be the world's strongest chef's knives, these Japanese kitchen knives provide a razor sharp edge, ideal blade shape for rocking and push cuts, and carbon steel durability that last a lifetime with proper maintenance. Get to know Seido Knives' Japanese chef knives and find the perfect knife for your culinary needs.
RAZOR SHARP CHEF KNIVES BY SEIDO KNIVES
Our high carbon stainless steel Japanese chef's knife is prized for its precision and slender blade. Its design allows for delicate work, and it is built to last a long time. You can use it to slice meats, fruits, vegetables, and fish.
WHAT IS A GYUTO KNIFE?
A gyuto knife is a specific type of Japanese chef's knife that translates to "cow sword" in English. The design blends the Western chef's knife with traditional Japanese craftsmanship. The Gyuto knife, like our Damascus series Awabi Gyuto chef's knife, offers a pointed tip and a sharp, slender blade. The balanced weight makes it ideal for both professional chefs and home cooks.

THE HIGH CARBON STEEL ADVANTAGE
Every Seido Japanese chef knife starts with a high carbon steel core — VG-10 or AUS-10 — prized for superior edge retention and corrosion resistance. Wrapped in layers of Damascus cladding, each blade holds a razor-sharp edge longer while adding the signature pattern our knives are known for. It's the same steel professional chefs trust, built to outlast ordinary kitchen knives. Check out our Damascus steel knives collection.
HOW TO SHARPEN A JAPANESE CHEF KNIFE
Keep your blade razor-sharp with a whetstone: soak it for 15 minutes, then glide your knife across at a 12-to-15-degree angle on both sides. For the full routine — including care between sharpenings — see our Japanese knife sharpening guide.

ELEVATE YOUR KITCHEN WITH JAPANESE CHEF KNIVES
Using a set of high carbon steel Japanese knives not only elevates your culinary skills but also gives you more precision when you cut, chop, or slice.
Chef's knives are just the start. From the deba to the usuba, nakiri, santoku and more, find Japanese Kitchen Knives that cover every task in your kitchen — shop the full collection to build out your set.