Customer Reviews for Shun - Classic Tomato Knife, 6 Inch - Black
Customer Rating
4
For years I relied on
on September 8, 2026
Posted by: Andrew J.
For years I relied on Cutco serrated knives for multi-purpose kitchen use. I switched to the Shun because it's lighter, thinner, and easier to handle (IMO). The semi-round handle is more comfortable. Blade durability is fantastic. Only drawback is that Shun can't sharpen the serrated blades. They claim to not have the proper equipment. Would be 5 stars with sharpening service.
This is my favorite knife. I use it everyday for almost everything. This is my second of the same knife. First one got sharpened somewhere other than Kershaw in Tualitan OR and the serrations were ruined. It’s still a good knife but I love the serrated blade, so got a new one.
After owning this knife for years, it became the most versatile tool in our kitchen. We unfortunately lost it when a professional sharpener misplaced it. Although they provided an equivalent replacement from a different Japanese brand, it simply didn’t compare. We ended up re-buying this exact model, and it has reclaimed its spot as our most trusted, essential kitchen tool. I highly recommend this as the ultimate utility knife
The shun Serrated 6" Utility is my bar's perfect "do everything" knife. Whether I'm slicing the rind from an orange or preparing a lime for my favorite Margarita, my Shun Serrated Knife is the only knife I reach for.
The razor-sharp blade makes short work of slicing dried meats and cheeses.