Which knife?

foodguy · Jun 2, 2011

Originally Posted by indesertum

actually you know what i'd just go to tsukiji next time you're in tokyo, buy some knives at masamoto tsukiji (http://www.flickr.com/photos/a-culin...l/3134367130/), and then have some lunch at sushi daiwa (skip the lines at sushi dai).

a friend brought me a vegetable knife from there and i like it a lot. it's a lot more rustic than a nenox/misono/whatever, but a nice edge. and i like rustic (i've got a small collection of pre wwii french kitchen knives, too).

indesertum · Jun 2, 2011

^totally agree with the rustic sentiment.

i love it. fantastic knives.

itsstillmatt · Jun 2, 2011

These are the most badass knives I've ever used. I don't have one, but starting from scratch would definitely consider. http://www.teruyasu.jp/en/index.html For a balling man such as yourself, impolyte, I suggest them.

indesertum · Jun 2, 2011

^woah those are pretty interesting

foodguy · Jun 2, 2011

those are gorgeous. and they're not THAT expensive. at least not compared to a TOJ jacket.

itsstillmatt · Jun 2, 2011

Originally Posted by foodguy

those are gorgeous. and they're not THAT expensive. at least not compared to a TOJ jacket.
A friend of mine bought one here. Really cool store. I'm convinced he will hate it, because he can't sharpen his knives. http://www.japanwoodworker.com/dept....&dept_id=13174

foodguy · Jun 2, 2011

when i used to hang out with blade boys (instead of style boys), they had a really good reputation, as did japanese chef's knives and korin.

indesertum · Jun 2, 2011

Originally Posted by foodguy

when i used to hang out with blade boys (instead of style boys), they had a really good reputation, as did japanese chef's knives and korin.

good move imo. knives dont get you laid.

itsstillmatt · Jun 2, 2011

It's mainly a cool store because of the non-knife stuff they have. It's like OCD central, the best tools for absolutely any job. Needless to say, it is right up my alley.

mm84321 · Jun 2, 2011

Uni-taskers can sometimes be a bit excessive, though. I love how Williams-Sonoma carries a pitter and seeder designed specifically for every different type of fruit imaginable.

foodguy · Jun 2, 2011

Originally Posted by indesertum

good move imo. knives dont get you laid.

dude, been married more than 30 years. my cooking does a lot better job on motivating ms. foodguy than a new jacket.

mordecai · Jun 2, 2011

This site will be of great use to me when I am once again forced to defend the word "Adz" as a legitimate Scrabble play.

itsstillmatt · Jun 2, 2011

Originally Posted by mordecai

This site will be of great use to me when I am once again forced to defend the word "Adz" as a legitimate Scrabble play.
I ******* hate Scrabble. My whole family has me playing that damn Words With Friends.

mordecai · Jun 2, 2011

Originally Posted by iammatt

I ******* hate Scrabble. My whole family has me playing that damn Words With Friends.

Genevieve hates it too, because of me. My family, being useless in most other regards competitively, plays a lot of Scrabble.

itsstillmatt · Jun 2, 2011

She is too good for you.

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