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Ikon 7" Chinese Chef's Knife

Ikon 7" Chinese Chef's Knife - Main image
$254.1 $385 In stock

Category: Chinese Chef's Knife

Forged from a single piece of WÜSTHOF steel, offering precision and a lot of power in the hand: the WÜSTHOF Ikon Chinese Chef's Knife will allow you to chop a cabbage or cut wafer-thin slices from a tomato in seconds, while the wide blade is also ideal for scooping up prepped ingredients and transferring them to the pot. The fine cutting edge ensures exceptional sharpness but should not be used on bones or very hard fruits (such as coconuts); instead, we recommend a European Cleaver or Butchers Knife.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

John ★★★★★

I was surprised how easily it glides through dense squash—the blade's height gives you real knuckle clearance, and the balance feels perfect for all-day prep.

Victoria ★★★★★

The weight of the forged steel does most of the work, so slicing cabbage takes almost no effort. It's heavy compared to my old slicer, but the control on wafer-thin cuts is worth it.

George ★★★★★

I was worried a Chinese cleaver would feel clumsy, but this one has real heft without tiring my wrist. Went through a whole cabbage and a pile of onions in minutes, and the thin slices came out shockingly even. The forged blade just feels solid in a way my old stamped knife never did.