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| Type of knife | filleting knife, fish knife, hand-forged knife, Kasumi knife, professional knife, sushi knife, Yanagiba |
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| Rockwell hardness of steel | |
| Stain-resistant | |
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2,060.00 zł brutto
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| Type of knife | filleting knife, fish knife, hand-forged knife, Kasumi knife, professional knife, sushi knife, Yanagiba |
|---|---|
| Total length (mm) | |
| Knife weight (g) | |
| Steel type | |
| Rockwell hardness of steel | |
| Stain-resistant | |
| Handle |
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The HO-FK-240 from the prestigious HO Kasumi series is not just another sushi knife. It is a tool created for those who understand that true quality in the kitchen is not about force, but about control, calm, and precision. This traditional Japanese Yanagi-ba-bōchō (柳刃包丁) embodies the essence of craftsmanship from Sakai—the city that has defined Japanese bladesmithing standards for centuries.
Its long, narrow blade with a single-bevel kataba grind allows fish to be cut in one perfectly smooth motion—from heel to tip—without tearing, pressure, or damage to the flesh. This defining characteristic makes the Yanagiba the absolute foundation of a sushi master’s work. Cuts made with the HO-FK-240 leave the surface glossy, clean, and intact, directly preserving the flavor, texture, and visual purity of sashimi and sushi.
The HO Kasumi series is entirely handcrafted using the traditional Kasumi technique: a core of high-carbon YASUKI White 2 steel, clad in soft low-carbon steel. This combination delivers exceptional sharpness and ease of sharpening while protecting the blade from brittleness. Each knife bears subtle marks of the master’s hand—unique, authentic, and impossible to replicate in mass production.
The ergonomic, oval handle made from magnolia wood, reinforced with buffalo horn, fits naturally in the hand and provides full control even during long cutting sessions. The knife moves lightly, almost intuitively—as if the blade itself knows where to go.
The name Yanagiba, meaning “willow-leaf blade,” is no coincidence. Its slender, elegant profile reflects the philosophy of Japanese cuisine: harmony, restraint, and deep respect for the ingredient. While there are many regional and task-specific variations—Fuguhiki, Takohiki, Kiritsuke Yanagiba, Sakimaru Takohiki—the classic Kansai (Osaka) style remains the benchmark to which all others are compared.
The HO-FK-240 is the perfect choice for those ready to enter the world of authentic sushi and sashimi with a truly premium tool—whether you are a dedicated enthusiast or a seasoned professional. This is a knife that does not shout luxury—it communicates it quietly, through every flawless cut.
With proper care, the HO-FK-240 will stay with you for many years—perhaps for an entire culinary lifetime.
This is not a purchase. It is a decision about the level at which you choose to cook.
An elegant, fine-dining–inspired dish where rare, lightly seared tuna meets fragrant fresh herbs and crisp, lightly sweet mooli (white radish). Refined in flavor and striking on the plate—perfect for an impressive dinner.
Tuna
500 g very fresh tuna loin
2 tbsp olive oil
Herb crust
1 tbsp finely chopped parsley
1 tbsp finely chopped coriander (cilantro)
1 tbsp finely chopped basil
1 tbsp finely chopped chervil
1 tbsp finely chopped tarragon
4 tbsp wholegrain mustard
Mooli & dressing
1 mooli (white radish/daikon)
40 ml rice wine vinegar
1 tbsp sherry vinegar
1 tbsp honey
75 ml sesame oil
To serve
pea shoots
small basil leaves (purple basil if available)
Lay 4–5 layers of cling film on a clean work surface, lightly wiping each layer with a damp cloth to help them adhere.
Place the tuna at one end and roll tightly into a firm cylinder, twisting the ends like a cracker.
Chill for up to 12 hours to set the shape (do not exceed—freshness is key).
Unwrap the tuna. Heat the olive oil in a very hot pan.
Sear the tuna 2–3 minutes per side until lightly browned; the center should remain raw.
Remove and gently pat dry with kitchen paper.
Spread the chopped herbs on a large plate.
Brush the tuna all over with mustard, then roll in the herbs to coat evenly.
Rewrap tightly in 4–5 layers of cling film and chill for 5–6 hours (ideal to prepare in the morning for evening service).
In a bowl, whisk together both vinegars, honey, and sesame oil.
Peel the mooli. Cut into ~3 cm slices, halve, then slice into thin (~5 mm) strips.
Toss in the dressing and leave for 15 minutes to soften and absorb flavor.
Remove the tuna from the fridge 30 minutes before serving.
Spoon some mooli and dressing onto each plate.
Unwrap the tuna and slice very thinly. Arrange 3 slices per plate.
Finish with pea shoots and basil leaves.
Tip:
Mooli has a bolder, lightly sweet heat than red radish and beautifully balances the richness of tuna and the aromatic herb crust.
Minimalist, elegant, and refined—ideal as a starter or a light main.

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