In ancient Japan, it is revered that a sharp knife makes food taste better. We decided to put the abovementioned assumption to test and see if it was merely a myth or if some truth stuck to such a bold claim… We also decided that not any factory, mass-produced knife would suffice so we went to the Land of the Rising Sun and sourced some of the finest Japanese Handmade knives one could find.
Yes, the quest was to find one of the sharpest knives known to man but sharpness alone would not have been enough. We believed that the creator of such an impeccable implement, a functional work of art, should also get the respect they so duly deserve. We also felt that in this quest, we should carry forward traditions passed on down decades of generations within single families. We regard the passing of traditions as crucial to the preservation of all cultures. The craftsmanship, passion and art shown by these blacksmiths show that they are at the pinnacle of celebrating their traditions.
So now we’ve found a culture that runs parallel to our own beliefs, we’ve found a product that not only met our expectations but aesthetically surpassed them. Why should we not share this with the rest of South Africa?!
It is safe to say: We have a passion for Handmade Japanese Knives and Products. We just want to share that with the rest of you. If you’re interested in owning a piece of art, go check the catalogue. If you are interested in owning a bit of tradition, go check the catalogue. Hell, if you are interested in owning a sharp knife, well you know the rest…
To come back to the initial statement: does a sharp knife make food taste better? That has been blown out of the water with a unanimous YES and yes, you can find a sharp knife around any corner or at any supermarket. What you however won’t find around any corner or at any supermarket is craftsmanship. Tools prepared with honour, sincerity, passion and pride.
Welcome to Kitchen Samurai
Company Details
- Employees
- 3
- Founded
- -
- Address
- Howick Close, Unit 2a,falcon Crest,south Africa
- Industry
- Retail
- NAICS
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Retail TradeMotor Vehicle and Parts DealersSporting Goods, Hobby, Musical Instrument, and Book StoresGeneral Merchandise StoresMiscellaneous Store RetailersNonstore RetailersProfessional and Commercial Equipment and Supplies Merchant WholesalersMiscellaneous Durable Goods Merchant WholesalersMiscellaneous Nondurable Goods Merchant WholesalersOther Motor Vehicle DealersAutomotive Parts, Accessories, and Tire StoresSporting Goods, Hobby, and Musical Instrument StoresDepartment StoresGeneral Merchandise Stores, including Warehouse Clubs and SupercentersOther Miscellaneous Store RetailersVending Machine OperatorsDirect Selling EstablishmentsRecreational Vehicle DealersMotorcycle, Boat, and Other Motor Vehicle DealersAutomotive Parts and Accessories StoresTire DealersSporting Goods StoresHobby, Toy, and Game StoresSewing, Needlework, and Piece Goods StoresPet and Pet Supplies StoresArt DealersManufactured (Mobile) Home DealersAll Other Miscellaneous Store RetailersFuel DealersOther Direct Selling EstablishmentsBoat DealersMotorcycle, ATV, and All Other Motor Vehicle DealersMusical Instrument and Supplies StoresWarehouse Clubs and SupercentersAll Other General Merchandise StoresTobacco StoresAll Other Miscellaneous Store Retailers (except Tobacco Stores)
- Website
- https://kitchensamurai.co.za/
- Keywords
- Kitchen Knives, Whetstones, Knife Sharpening.
- HQ
- Cape Town, Western Cape
Kitchen Samurai Questions
Kitchen Samurai's website is https://kitchensamurai.co.za/
Kitchen Samurai's LinkedIn profile is https://za.linkedin.com/company/kitchen-samurai
Kitchen Samurai has
3 employees.
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employees at Kitchen Samurai.
Kitchen Samurai's industry is
Retail
Kitchen Samurai's top competitors are
Kitchen And Beyond Limited,
Kuhn Rikon Switzerland,
United Franchise Group,
Maruti Groups,
Heirol,
Mygiftstrade,
The Kitchen Depot,
Hilding Anders Switzerland Ag,
Legend Housewares,
Procook.
Kitchen Samurai's categories are Retail
Kitchen Samurai's founding year is 2017
