Meet the Tengoku 10-Piece Chef Knife Set—a complete bench of daily drivers and specialists for prep, service, and everything between. Damascus-pattern stainless blades pair with blue resin epoxy handles for confident grip and clean, controlled cuts. Each knife is balanced at the pinch, ground to a keen double-bevel (~12° per side), and built on a full-tang, stainless-bolstered construction.
Key Highlights
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Complete coverage: Gyuto, Kiritsuke, Slicer, Serrated Bread, Nakiri, 7" Santoku, 5" Santoku, Boning/Fillet, Utility, and Paring
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Low-effort sharpness: thin geometry and ~12° per-side edges for precise, easy cuts
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Durable build: stainless Damascus-pattern faces, full tang, stainless bolster, ~58 HRC
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Comfort & balance: neutral at the pinch with ergonomic, lightweight blue epoxy handles
Unboxing & Features
See the set in hand—blade geometry, balance at the pinch, and how each profile earns its keep on the board.
Why This Knife Set Works
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One kit, many jobs: tall veg work, delicate tip work, long protein slices, and crust control—covered
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Glide, not force: thin grind + ~12° edges yield smooth cuts and clean presentations
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Daily durability: stainless construction with Damascus pattern resists corrosion and cleans fast
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Confident control: neutral balance at the pinch; ergonomic blue epoxy handles
Specifications
| Series |
Tengoku |
| Set Type |
10-Piece Chef Knife Set |
| Blade Steel (Core) |
Premium high-carbon stainless |
| Cladding / Finish |
Stainless, Damascus-pattern finish; polished spine & bolster |
| Hardness (HRC) |
~58 HRC |
| Edge Style |
Double-bevel (~12° per side); serrated bread blade |
| Tang / Construction |
Full tang; stainless bolster |
| Balance |
Neutral to slightly forward at pinch (by profile) |
| Handle |
Blue resin/epoxy; ergonomic contour |
Spec Diagram & Infographic
Kiritsuke — 9-inch
Hybrid slicer/chef with a sword tip for precise tip work and elegant, single-stroke plating cuts.
| Blade Length |
228 mm / 8.98 in |
| Blade Height |
47 mm / 1.85 in |
| Spine Thickness |
2.0 mm / 0.08 in |
| Handle Length |
117 mm / 4.61 in |
| Total Length |
358 mm / 14.09 in |
| Weight |
209 g / 7.37 oz |
Chef (Gyuto) — 7.5-inch
Daily driver for slicing, dicing, mincing, and long, clean draw cuts with a fine tip for detail.
| Blade Length |
190 mm / 7.48 in |
| Blade Height |
44 mm / 1.73 in |
| Spine Thickness |
2.0 mm / 0.08 in |
| Handle Length |
117 mm / 4.61 in |
| Total Length |
327 mm / 12.87 in |
| Weight |
191 g / 6.74 oz |
Slicing (Sujihiki) — 7.5-inch
Long, narrow geometry for low-drag protein slicing—prime rib, roasts, terrines, and clean sushi pulls.
| Blade Length |
190 mm / 7.48 in |
| Blade Height |
31 mm / 1.22 in |
| Spine Thickness |
2.0 mm / 0.08 in |
| Handle Length |
117 mm / 4.61 in |
| Total Length |
319 mm / 12.56 in |
| Weight |
172 g / 6.07 oz |
Serrated (Bread) — 8-inch
Saw through crust without crushing crumb; also excellent on tomatoes, citrus, and layered cakes.
| Blade Length |
200 mm / 7.87 in |
| Blade Height |
31 mm / 1.22 in |
| Spine Thickness |
2.0 mm / 0.08 in |
| Handle Length |
117 mm / 4.61 in |
| Total Length |
327 mm / 12.87 in |
| Weight |
177 g / 6.24 oz |
Nakiri (Vegetable) — 7-inch
Tall, flat profile for straight push-cuts, stacks, and fine chiffonade with generous board clearance.
| Blade Length |
170 mm / 6.69 in |
| Blade Height |
43 mm / 1.69 in |
| Spine Thickness |
2.0 mm / 0.08 in |
| Handle Length |
117 mm / 4.61 in |
| Total Length |
299 mm / 11.77 in |
| Weight |
206.4 g / 7.28 oz |
Santoku — 7-inch
All-purpose push-cutter with a slightly flatter belly for fast, upright work on compact boards.
| Blade Length |
174 mm / 6.85 in |
| Blade Height |
34 mm / 1.34 in |
| Spine Thickness |
2.0 mm / 0.08 in |
| Handle Length |
117 mm / 4.61 in |
| Total Length |
306 mm / 12.05 in |
| Weight |
197 g / 6.95 oz |

Santoku — 5-inch
Compact all-rounder for fruit, cheese, herbs, and quick sandwich prep—nimble and easy to control.
| Blade Length |
120 mm / 4.72 in |
| Blade Height |
29 mm / 1.14 in |
| Spine Thickness |
2.0 mm / 0.08 in |
| Handle Length |
95 mm / 3.74 in |
| Total Length |
235 mm / 9.25 in |
| Weight |
93 g / 3.28 oz |
Boning / Fillet — 6-inch
Flexible, narrow blade for tracing bones, lifting pin bones, and removing silver skin with minimal waste.
| Blade Length |
143 mm / 5.63 in |
| Blade Height |
31 mm / 1.22 in |
| Spine Thickness |
1.3–2.0 mm (0.05–0.08 in) |
| Handle Length |
117 mm / 4.61 in |
| Total Length |
277 mm / 10.91 in |
| Weight |
113 g / 3.99 oz |

Utility — 5-inch
Lean, agile cutter for citrus, sandwiches, small veg, and general-purpose tasks where a chef’s knife is overkill.
| Blade Length |
125 mm / 4.92 in |
| Blade Height |
17 mm / 0.67 in |
| Spine Thickness |
2.0 mm / 0.08 in |
| Handle Length |
95 mm / 3.74 in |
| Total Length |
234 mm / 9.21 in |
| Weight |
93 g / 3.28 oz |

Paring — 4-inch
In-hand control for peeling, trimming, segmenting citrus, hulling, and delicate detail work.
| Blade Length |
100 mm / 3.94 in |
| Blade Height |
14 mm / 0.55 in |
| Spine Thickness |
2.0 mm / 0.08 in |
| Handle Length |
95 mm / 3.74 in |
| Total Length |
207 mm / 8.15 in |
| Weight |
86 g / 3.03 oz |

What’s Included
- 8" Chef (Gyuto)
- 9" Kiritsuke
- 7.5" Slicing (Sujihiki)
- 8" Serrated (Bread)
- 7" Nakiri
- 7" Santoku
- 5" Santoku
- 6" Boning / Fillet
- 5" Utility
- 4" Paring
- Premium gift box packaging
- Limited Lifetime guarantee
Care & Use
- Hand-wash with mild soap; dry immediately. Avoid dishwasher heat and detergents that dull the polish.
- Use wooden or soft plastic boards; avoid glass, stone, or ceramic surfaces.
- Maintain ~12° per side. For supplies, see our whetstones and sharpening tools.
- Store safely on a magnetic strip, in a knife block, or sheaths/drawer tray.
- Avoid prying, twisting, frozen foods, or hard bones.
FAQ
What’s the difference between Gyuto and Santoku?
Gyuto excels at rocking and long draw cuts with a fine tip; Santoku’s flatter belly favors chop/push cuts and tight board space.
Is the Damascus pattern real?
The blades feature a stainless Damascus-pattern finish over a high-carbon stainless core, offering food release and an artisan look with everyday durability.
How often should I sharpen?
Hone lightly as needed; sharpen when a few passes no longer restore bite. Many home cooks touch up every few weeks.
Do the epoxy handles need special care?
Just hand-wash and dry. Avoid prolonged soaks and high heat to preserve gloss and fit.