Customer Reviews for Miyabi - Kaizen II 3.5-inch Paring Knife - Stainless Steel
Customer Rating
5
on April 6, 2020
Posted by: al728
This knife is a great size for the small jobs, core strawberries, tomatoes or use it for peeling. It’s very sharp and the Damascus pattern is stunning.
The pakkawood handle on Kaizen II makes this a palm friendly paring knife. Perfect for peeling, removing blemishes from produce, and small cutting tasks. Striking Damascus patterned blade is remarkably sharp.
A paring knife with FC61 fine carbide steel blade core, is as sharp as scalpel and extremely hard. I love its stunning Damascus-design, preventing food from sticking to the blade. I am impress for its D-shape pakka wood handle, it feel great in the hand and I can grip this knife even for small cutting food.
This is a thin, sharp cutting edge which is perfect for cutting or piercing. I use it for all small stone fruit as well as my lemons and limes. It's also a great peeler. Beautifully crafted, super durable and comfortable.
If you liked the sharpness of the original Kaizen, but found the handle a little foreign, then it might be time to reconsider the Kaizen line. The handle and the bolster were beefed up to provide more feedback with a firm pinch grip. The 49-layers of steel are hand finished to an extremely sharp edge that holds. It has a double Damascus pattern that is stunning.
This paring knife is easy in the hand. Nimble. Easy to core out a tomato, take the eyes out of a potato. Very popular knife.
This is a really great Japanese Paring knife. The Kaizen II has a beautiful blade and the Micarta wood handle feels really smooth in hand, and has a nice roundedness to it. With the blade having 48 layers of steel, you can really feel how much of a difference that makes when peeling fruits and veggies. A great parign knife to have in the kitchen.
This Kaizen II 3.5" paring knife is the perfect little paring knife. The handle is so comfortable and the blade stays sharp for a really long time. It will tackle all those smaller prep tasks.