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    Kogetsu Carbon Honesuki Maru 150mm Pakka

    Honesuki means "bone lover". This knife is mainly used for boning chicken. Traditionally, the Honesuki has only one bevel, with a concave on the ba...

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About the honesuki knife

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The Honesuki, which translates as "bone lover", is a Japanese specialty knife, originally designed for the preparation of poultry, but also effective for preparing small fish. Its triangular blade, varying in length from 150 to 180 mm, features a sharp point and a slightly curved back. This specific shape facilitates precise separation of bones from flesh, whether for poultry or small fish.

The unique feature of the Honesuki blade is its asymmetrical cutting edge, generally sharper on one side (70/30), enabling clean, precise cuts. This knife combines functionality and aesthetics, reflecting the expertise of traditional Japanese craftsmanship. It...

Discover the best Honesuki for you

The Honesuki, which translates as "bone lover", is a Japanese specialty knife, originally designed for the preparation of poultry, but also effective for preparing small fish. Its triangular blade, varying in length from 150 to 180 mm, features a sharp point and a slightly curved back. This specific shape facilitates precise separation of bones from flesh, whether for poultry or small fish.

The unique feature of the Honesuki blade is its asymmetrical cutting edge, generally sharper on one side (70/30), enabling clean, precise cuts. This knife combines functionality and aesthetics, reflecting the expertise of traditional Japanese craftsmanship. It is ideal for chefs specializing in Japanese cuisine, and perfectly suited to those seeking precision in the preparation of poultry or small fish dishes. Its ability to produce fine, controlled cuts makes it an invaluable tool in professional kitchens and for gourmet enthusiasts.

Today, we also find Honesuki knives with symmetrical 50/50 or "ambidextrous" blades. Easier to learn, the ambidextrous Honesuki is a little less effective in the hands of an experienced cook.