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| Type of knife | chef's knife, fish knife, professional knife, sushi knife, versatile knife, for meat |
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970.00 zł brutto
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| Type of knife | chef's knife, fish knife, professional knife, sushi knife, versatile knife, for meat |
|---|---|
| Total length (mm) | |
| Knife weight (g) | |
| Blade edge | |
| Steel type | |
| Rockwell hardness of steel | |
| Stain-resistant | |
| Handle |
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The PROFESSIONAL series of Japanese MAC kitchen knives represents a refined fusion of traditional Japanese craftsmanship and modern functionality valued in the world’s finest kitchens. Its distinctive cutting edge combines the philosophy of traditional Japanese single-bevel sharpness with the precision of a Western V-shaped edge, resulting in a blade that delivers exceptional cutting performance, durability and superior control. This unique construction reflects the premium character and technical sophistication that define the Professional line.
The MBK-85 is a versatile knife from the prestigious Professional series, designed as a daily work instrument for premium culinary environments. The blade features a narrower tip profile, allowing for highly precise work in tight and delicate areas of ingredients, such as cutting meat close to the bone or performing intricate preparation tasks that demand absolute accuracy. This refined geometry enhances precision and gives the knife a distinctly professional, specialist character.
Crafted from MAC Steel (AUS8) in a solid construction with a hardness of 59 HRC, the blade offers an ideal balance of long-lasting sharpness, resilience and reliability under intensive professional use. The stain-resistant properties of the steel help preserve the elegant appearance of the blade even when working with acidic ingredients, further emphasizing the luxurious finish and meticulous attention to detail characteristic of the Professional series.
The handle, made from durable PAKKA wood — an exclusive fusion of natural wood and resin — ensures excellent moisture resistance, stability and a secure ergonomic grip. Its carefully contoured shape allows the knife to fit naturally in the hand, giving chefs the sensation of using a tool crafted specifically for them. The exceptionally lightweight construction significantly reduces hand fatigue, enhancing comfort even during long hours of demanding kitchen work.
The MBK-85 is a premium multi-purpose culinary instrument that performs flawlessly in slicing meat, chopping vegetables and handling everyday tasks that require speed, precision and full control. In the hands of a professional, it becomes a tool that accelerates workflow, increases efficiency and elevates the aesthetic quality of food preparation.
Thanks to the use of high-grade materials and meticulous finishing, the knife maintains its legendary sharpness, reliability and prestigious character for many years, especially when properly maintained, regularly sharpened and cared for in accordance with the principles of Japanese blade craftsmanship.
Karaage, or Japanese fried chicken, originated in the Taishō and early Shōwa periods, when frying techniques influenced by Chinese cuisine began to spread in Japan. The term “karaage” originally referred to a cooking method in which ingredients were lightly coated in flour or starch and deep-fried, but over time it became most closely associated with chicken. The dish quickly gained popularity in home cooking, bento boxes, and izakayas due to its simplicity, juiciness, and bold flavor. Today, Karaage is considered one of Japan’s most beloved comfort foods, combining a crispy texture with the deep aroma of a soy sauce and ginger-based marinade.
700 g chicken (preferably boneless thigh)
3 tbsp soy sauce
2 tbsp sake (or water)
1 tbsp mirin
2 cloves garlic (finely grated)
1 tsp freshly grated ginger
80–100 g potato starch (or cornstarch)
oil for frying (about 500 ml)
salt and pepper to taste
lemon wedges for serving (optional)
Cut the chicken into large, irregular pieces to keep it juicy during frying.
In a bowl, mix the soy sauce, sake, mirin, garlic, and ginger to create a flavorful marinade.
Add the chicken to the marinade, mix well, and let it rest for at least 30 minutes (ideally 1–2 hours in the refrigerator).
Heat the oil to about 170–180°C .
Coat the marinated chicken pieces thoroughly in potato starch, pressing lightly so the coating adheres well.
Fry in batches for 4–5 minutes until golden and crispy.
For an extra crisp texture, use the double-frying method: after the first fry, let the chicken rest for 2–3 minutes, then fry again for 1–2 minutes at a higher temperature (about 190°C ).
Drain on paper towels and serve hot, ideally with lemon wedges or alongside rice and shredded cabbage.

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