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This $90 8-inch chef’s knife is a great holiday gift for foodies

For being the masterchef behind all those upcoming holiday dinners.
This $90 8-inch chef’s knife is a great holiday gift for foodies Credit: Ryori

TL;DR: As of October 28, you can get your very own Ryori™ 8-inch chef knife for $89.99 instead of $299.99 — which is a savings of 70%.


It’s never too early to start shopping for holiday gifts. Even though the holidays are still a month or two away, getting a head start gives you enough time to think of meaningful gifts to give loved ones.

If there’s someone in your life who loves cooking or meal prepping, consider getting them this Ryori™ 8-inch chef knife that’s currently $89.99, down from its retail price of $299.99.

Quality craftsmanship, precision, and culinary delight

The Ryori™ 8-inch chef knife is crafted with 37 layers of nitrogen-cooled stainless steel, increasing its strength and durability for chopping whatever is on the cutting board — thick meats, crisp vegetables, or delicate fruits and herbs. This versatility makes the knife suitable for everyday use, resulting in a practical and thoughtful gift.

You’re also gifting an overall better cooking experience. The Ryori™ knife is hand-sharpened by master chefs in Japan and has a blade edge angle of 15º. That makes for a razor-sharp knife that can make meal prep and cooking more efficient and, therefore, more enjoyable. 

A thoughtful, practical gifting option

While the Ryori™ knife is designed for long-term use, taking proper care of it can extend its lifespan significantly. Some knife care tips include hand-washing only, using only wood or plastic cutting boards, storing them properly, and giving them regular sharpening. Make your gift more meaningful by adding a sharpener, storage display, or cutting board set.

Check off shopping for someone special with this thoughtful, practical gift idea: The Ryori™ 8-inch chef knife for $89.99 (reg. $299.99).

Prices subject to change.

Ryori 8-inch chef knife

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