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Tojiro Stainless Steel Chinese-Style Cleaver. This handy cleaver uses durable MV stainless steel and can replace many of the knives in your kitchen. Great for cutting vegetables and chopping meats or herbs. This model is made by Tojiro under their Fuji Cutlery line and features a slightly curved edge similar to a gyuto. The blade measures 7 inches long and 3.5 inches tall, the blade is smaller and easier to handle than some of our other cleavers. This knife was recently featured on Milk Street. *NOTE: Our cleaver saya does NOT fit this knife.
Brand: Tojiro
Line: Fuji Cutlery
Location: Sanjo City, Japan
Weight: 10.4 ounces
Edge Length: 180mm / 7 Inches
Total Length: 280mm / 11 inches
Materials: Stainless steel blade
Rosewood handle/ 2 Rivet
Reviews
2 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Tojiro has never disappointedPosted By: Dave P.
2 people found this review helpful
I usually turn to Tojiro for my "rough" use cutlery. My nephew is getting into wok cooking and wanted a cleaver for the food prep. Pretty sure just the fact that it is a cleaver was also a draw. I also like to cook in my wok and do not currently own a cleaver so I took it through it's paces. Out of the box edge was good. Quality of construction good. Materials good. Great price. Form and function good. The belly helps rock chop and in my opinion help with cuts of larger items or harder objects like squash. Excellent value and lower maintenance requirements than high carbon blades was a perfect fit for the application.
2 people found this review helpful
I usually turn to Tojiro for my "rough" use cutlery. My nephew is getting into wok cooking and wanted a cleaver for the food prep. Pretty sure just the fact that it is a cleaver was also a draw. I also like to cook in my wok and do not currently own a cleaver so I took it through it's paces. Out of the box edge was good. Quality of construction good. Materials good. Great price. Form and function good. The belly helps rock chop and in my opinion help with cuts of larger items or harder objects like squash. Excellent value and lower maintenance requirements than high carbon blades was a perfect fit for the application.
