Koi Knives

There is a saying with a Gyuto knife Australia and that is when you gift a person a knife, you should always give them a coin. It has something to do with the sharpness of the knife. A coin is rounded and therefore the two balance each other out. When you give a coin with a knife, the knife is never going to hurt or slice the receiver of the knife. Rather it is going to do its job, to cut, slice, dice and chop food. This comes back to the days of weddings when knives were always a good gift. And guess what? They still are! A really good quality kitchen knife is a fabulous gift, not just for a wedding but for an engagement, a house warming party, a moving-in party, a new home party, or for someone who just likes to cook or loves the kitchen. Japanese knives are the best Japan is known forits quality knives, knives that are made with great craftsmanship and that literally last a lifetime. There are specialist knives, like the Gyuto knife, and some of the knives are best known for ve