awesome. would love to be able to do this. the knife looks like a short suji or a long petty. maybe 210mm? western style handle. hard to tell what the steel or the brand is though...
But it's really basic knife skill. If you r working at the right restaurant. Normally you will do this everyday at the last cutting board,if your new and learning. I started with very hard carrots. Once that's mastered,cucumber and etc much more basic. O.o
Great vid,great knife skills,but I would like to see the cucumber thinner than it is,like able to see knife brand through cucumber,then I'll give ya hands down.
@westham99000 Believe me when I say that although practice makes perfect, Katsuramaki (cutting the daikon into a thin sheet) is easily learned with a few basic tips. But no its not BASIC BASIC, but it is an essential skill before you even cut a fish in a sushi ya.
@westham99000 i am a sushi chef and yes this is basic. it reallys explains the depths of being sushi chef. it took me months to just get all the "basic".
Those skills aren't outstanding, its just modern people don't know or have very little experience using a knife, I grew up as a kid with knives of all shapes and sizes, most of us boys had at least a couple of pen knives, my skills are as good as this chefs
That was GREAT!!! Has anyone ever watched that loser show "master chef" in australia??? Those idiots can't even cook water!!! Australia sucks anyway, dumb ass country full of morons!
i don't normally crave raw tomato but sliced like that it would be so much fun to eat. esp with that cucumber paper. is that just for garnish or what?
I question using the end of the knife for anything other than precision cuts. you have more torque and strength using the back end towards the tang. You will end up having to sharpen the knife twice as often, considering you have to smash it into the cutting board to get the desired result. I am merely a novice though, and appreciate viewing anyone's techniques.
@heyyyyyynow These are Japanese Knife skills its a whole other ball game compared to European and western style methods. The knives, real Japanese knifes (Not GLOBLE and "Japanese" other brand names) are totally different they only have an edge on one side and are made with iron not stainless steel. On the topic of sharpening every good Japanese chef/cook will sharpen his knives religiously, daily. Until you've felt and worked with one on these knives you have no idea what sharp is, :-)
@helelbenshachar He is using a western style Japanese knife and all Japanese knives are made out of steel some have an iron cladding to prevent the steel from rusting as some of them are not stainless.
@cuchuoinice So just because other people can also cut like that, none of which I have seen, means he doesnt have skill? Ya, if that isnt skills I dont know what is.
well.. Cutting like that IS the first thing you learn in a professional kitchen... Advanced knife skills is to me, more about perfectly cleaning and filleting fish, perfectly boning and portioning meat and such stuff.
OMG...i want to be your apprentice..lol..you are really talented...must've been practicing for a long time...i find that chefs who work with sushi have lots of knife skills. Great work!
good knife skill my friend. whatever knife that is (sujihiki or honesuki) you look like you know how to use it. now you need to show people how to get things done with other knives such as yanagi, deba, usuba etc. also that cutting board will mess up your knife in the long run. Keep up the good job.
it's beet. Also, it's doesn't look like a honesuki. i use one and the blade is a little bit taller than that. And most of them are usually 150-170mm. Seems more like a short sujihiki to me.
This is basic to Asian level.
AWS137 1 day ago
I tried this and now i have only half a thumb :P
benkerr69 1 week ago
like a boss.
phezla 1 month ago
Jeez, the cucumber "paper" is amazing!
Jingjangkekeke 1 month ago
this is basic skill because he is professional
blackcats160616 1 month ago
how did he do that with a tomato0.0
watermelonmunch 1 month ago
he definitely works at a sushi place
jasonnguyen1125 2 months ago
@jasonnguyen1125 He works at NoVe restaurant at the Opera Tower down in Miami. Great place, check it out! :D
murfdawg76 1 month ago
Yeah cutting is basic but to reach his skill level takes talent and years of practice....
danny3571 2 months ago
These are so basic it takes just 25 years learn and master
theflyingblues 2 months ago
There was a hair in the onion....
Wo0denvids 2 months ago
@Wo0denvids actually that was a really thin slice of onion and you saw the red skin of its top side!
orfigo 2 months ago
awesome. would love to be able to do this. the knife looks like a short suji or a long petty. maybe 210mm? western style handle. hard to tell what the steel or the brand is though...
ruscalable 2 months ago
what is the red thing he used to decorate the plate at the end?
naruchan007 3 months ago
i wana kno wat knife he has and the brand :o
acechan112 3 months ago
Far from basic skills.
aptusshooter 3 months ago
sashumi knife brooooo
LUK3SYboy 3 months ago
cant stand anything with out a decent rock to it
LUK3SYboy 3 months ago
7:12 All that knife work and then he uses fake crab meat? What a waste.
Shibbie75353 3 months ago
いい包丁といい技術は、素材の切断面も美しく、切り口を壊さない。
akinasukizakura 4 months ago
But it's really basic knife skill. If you r working at the right restaurant. Normally you will do this everyday at the last cutting board,if your new and learning. I started with very hard carrots. Once that's mastered,cucumber and etc much more basic. O.o
choppaxstick 4 months ago
Well ok.... He is better than me!!!! ;-)
tod3k 4 months ago
that's not basic skill's that's a MASTER skill!!!!
saiziman 4 months ago
Great vid,great knife skills,but I would like to see the cucumber thinner than it is,like able to see knife brand through cucumber,then I'll give ya hands down.
choppaxstick 4 months ago
AMAZING! Look at this left hand's index finger. He did a lot of cutting his knuckles to get to the godly level he is now. true inspiration
loldotalol379 4 months ago
It's probably the easiest thing I have ever seen in my HOLE and ENTIRE life. Oh my GOD!
neosoux 4 months ago
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@neosoux It's hard to get that kind of consistency..
Shadow194 4 months ago
c'mon, thats too easy!
neosoux 4 months ago
What's the song?
JELLJELL1111 4 months ago
That trick with the cucumber where he spiral-cut it -- I think he should have said, "Don't try this at home, folks!" LOL
Treebard 4 months ago
Everything was perfect except he had his index finger on the top of the blade... bad habit? Other than that though; Amazing.
Jike14555 4 months ago
There's no way that this is basic...
westham99000 4 months ago 21
@westham99000
No no, this IS basic....but for Chuck Noris ^^
Awesome anyway! Thanks for the video!
apygnouxx 4 months ago
@westham99000 no... asians learn at a different pace... its due to our abusive parents.
illadin12 3 months ago
@westham99000 It is for a ninja.
Stefandurrr 3 months ago
@westham99000
asian!
omaslipper92 2 months ago
@westham99000 Believe me when I say that although practice makes perfect, Katsuramaki (cutting the daikon into a thin sheet) is easily learned with a few basic tips. But no its not BASIC BASIC, but it is an essential skill before you even cut a fish in a sushi ya.
XMetalChefX 2 months ago
@westham99000 i am a sushi chef and yes this is basic. it reallys explains the depths of being sushi chef. it took me months to just get all the "basic".
darkspirit14 1 month ago
@westham99000 its just straight cutting. but super speed
thelumbahjack 1 week ago in playlist Cutting Skills
The title should be change to 'Advance' Cutting Skills
alienboyguitar 4 months ago
this guy is a G!!!!!!!!!!!!
ap2pat 4 months ago
food surgeon.
ZeRo2545 4 months ago 2
I wish there was no music. I love the chopping noises!
alisiae1 4 months ago 39
Those skills aren't outstanding, its just modern people don't know or have very little experience using a knife, I grew up as a kid with knives of all shapes and sizes, most of us boys had at least a couple of pen knives, my skills are as good as this chefs
Britcenturion 4 months ago
that was just basic ninja skills ^^,
otepmeimban 4 months ago
Good job !
mybelovedmariawong 4 months ago
basic my ass.....
ind20000 4 months ago
NINJA SKILLS
drgarushi 4 months ago
please tell me this was on fast forward when he was cutting the veggies.
chusuko 5 months ago
i was just waiting for that guy to stuff up
elohssanaruoy 5 months ago
cranky trance goin on here
TheCrankinguru 5 months ago
lmaooo basic skills!!! fuck that!1 i didnt even cut like that when i was learning the "basic skills"
diegoreyes23 5 months ago
wow people on youtube loves to show off and be on the spot light...
MahoroSu 5 months ago
I want to buy this knife and this guy's hands. :)
hawahihawa 5 months ago
That was GREAT!!! Has anyone ever watched that loser show "master chef" in australia??? Those idiots can't even cook water!!! Australia sucks anyway, dumb ass country full of morons!
heykuckma 5 months ago
my cooking teacher said you should always cut AWAY from your fingers and hand :\
PrincessKonohana 5 months ago
@PrincessKonohana your teacher sucks
Skinnerc1129 5 months ago
el tipo este esta emmmpingaaaoooo!!!
s3v3rth3stars 5 months ago
i don't normally crave raw tomato but sliced like that it would be so much fun to eat. esp with that cucumber paper. is that just for garnish or what?
pallues 5 months ago
I think it's the hardest skills that i've seen :o
LadyRingtone 5 months ago
hey what kind of knife are u using?
mp15tc 5 months ago
i try it already and i lost my fingers , lol
king66red 5 months ago
basic cutting my arse -.-
Mitthuz 5 months ago
Nice job Chef
chefgiovanni 5 months ago
O.o muito fera cara! parabens!
fefs345 5 months ago
teach me your wayssss
mp15tc 5 months ago
no wonder sushi is so expensive..lol
maplestorywater 5 months ago
5:50 basic?!?
Glivity 5 months ago
@Glivity Start slow with a sharp knife and with practice it becomes a basic skill
aptiva0789 5 months ago
held the cucumber too hard, bruising it
t3tsuya 5 months ago
whats the point of this vid ?
basic cutting skills isnt cutting everything as thin as u can
although the cucumber was cool
imev6lli 5 months ago
i can chop faster...its not the price knife its the way you sharpen and take care of it tht maters
avm15101990 5 months ago
It's not a knife anymore, it's a razor :O
loZtnCold 6 months ago
Totally forgot to mention the price of that knife he's usin.. So Sharp that it cant cheap!
GhostFireX 6 months ago
and that's basic skill!
gkcnae 6 months ago
VEGETABLE LAVE NATION!!
JuiceboxBeyotch 6 months ago
Wow.
witchman1 7 months ago
2:25 is that a mango or a papaya?
gweazy420 7 months ago
@gweazy420 mangoe i think..
littlewing62 7 months ago
a few months of practicing an hour a day and u can do it to. its really easy.... just gotta keep up with it
OrangeCrush0881 7 months ago
i can do dat :)
pankajchavan21 8 months ago
Its a perfectly fine way to hold a sujihiki. It will be harder to cut if held like a gyuto
kein406 8 months ago
Q PRO!
Touristcl 8 months ago
yummie, impressive knife skills and the food looks perfect at the ending.. #1 !
Stian1342 8 months ago
He has a wierd way of handling the knife (with index finger out) but clearly it works for him. Kudos brother. Great skills nonetheless.
Chikagba 8 months ago
I question using the end of the knife for anything other than precision cuts. you have more torque and strength using the back end towards the tang. You will end up having to sharpen the knife twice as often, considering you have to smash it into the cutting board to get the desired result. I am merely a novice though, and appreciate viewing anyone's techniques.
heyyyyyynow 9 months ago
@heyyyyyynow These are Japanese Knife skills its a whole other ball game compared to European and western style methods. The knives, real Japanese knifes (Not GLOBLE and "Japanese" other brand names) are totally different they only have an edge on one side and are made with iron not stainless steel. On the topic of sharpening every good Japanese chef/cook will sharpen his knives religiously, daily. Until you've felt and worked with one on these knives you have no idea what sharp is, :-)
helelbenshachar 8 months ago
@helelbenshachar He is using a western style Japanese knife and all Japanese knives are made out of steel some have an iron cladding to prevent the steel from rusting as some of them are not stainless.
ipwnnubz420 8 months ago
cheap kind crabstick? = suck azz kanisu lol
atchayot 9 months ago
he doesn't even hold his knife correctly lol but he is decent
rosendin20 9 months ago
now THAT is how you rape an onion XD
dinobublz 9 months ago
Your knife skills are AWESOME !!!!!
iaidosamurai 10 months ago
What are the knives that you use in the video?
johnkimkr8 10 months ago
@johnkimkr8
It is likely a Fujiwara Sujihiki. I have the same knife and it certainly looks the same.
DW2000Live 8 months ago
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rthavi 10 months ago
@cuchuoinice most of asian peoples? theres no other people than asian...???
every one who cooks, knows how to cut like that
Gr4bb3r 11 months ago
i use a food processor!
peanutking242 11 months ago
skill??? most of asian peoples can cut like that
cuchuoinice 11 months ago
@cuchuoinice So just because other people can also cut like that, none of which I have seen, means he doesnt have skill? Ya, if that isnt skills I dont know what is.
JeffSGeorge 9 months ago
What kind of knife is he using? and what brand?
Looks like a honesuki.
horexing 11 months ago
What's the music?
btw pro skillz :D
naskoBG26 1 year ago
Basic? Come on, there is little left for advanced techniques, don't you think?!
ddamyanov 1 year ago
@ddamyanov
well.. Cutting like that IS the first thing you learn in a professional kitchen... Advanced knife skills is to me, more about perfectly cleaning and filleting fish, perfectly boning and portioning meat and such stuff.
daaniel20 1 year ago
I CAN'T
I WILL CUT MY FINGAS OFF
ToxicMayhem12 1 year ago 35
@ToxicMayhem12 u dont have to start with fullspeed :D
chride87 3 months ago
wow at the cucumber!!
2912555 1 year ago
SPEED HACKS!!!
Shade1541 1 year ago 2
what is that red stuff he uses to dress the cucumber rolls ???
iTzzEuphoriaaaaaa 1 year ago
@iTzzEuphoriaaaaaa
tomato threads ;)
fikonfraktare 1 year ago
@iTzzEuphoriaaaaaa I think it's beetroot...
biggytop 1 year ago
@biggytop that's what i was thinking it looked nothing like any tomato ive ever seen
iTzzEuphoriaaaaaa 1 year ago
This is incredible .. that knife is amazingly sharp the way it just glides through the vegetables ... such an inspiration !!!!! :DD
iTzzEuphoriaaaaaa 1 year ago
grovin to the music lol
sum41Rck 1 year ago
you are very good.that is inspired me
9k47hao 1 year ago
hey,wish i cook for you sarmale and mamaliga;))
Alexa87ism 1 year ago
holy snap!!!!!!!!!!!!
ltkammo 1 year ago
what knife do u use?
kosnowman 1 year ago
супер
Kowex 1 year ago
wach your finger hahaha If don't cut your finger how can skill go up like this
zh1988li 1 year ago
some decent knife work, but that kanisu at the end looks bland.
StoutZ33 1 year ago
Such Finesse.... This inspired me to practice :)
Thank you.
Huba588 1 year ago
OMG...i want to be your apprentice..lol..you are really talented...must've been practicing for a long time...i find that chefs who work with sushi have lots of knife skills. Great work!
nelleey 1 year ago
my hero
galarkongen1 1 year ago
MAD SKILLZ!
zuri4rmlaredo 1 year ago 15
what's the point of soaking it in water?
hideopalescent 1 year ago
@hideopalescent If i remember well its so the flavor is not that strong when eating it raw like in a salad.
xManu9ox 1 year ago
The last dish was amazing.
MusicforMe123 1 year ago
Love the sushi roll, I can never remember what the technique it called!
Looks like a stuffed cucumber 8D
I thought my fingers were too small to go fast, but yours are around my size (or at least same height), so now I feel guilty ;-;
kragier 1 year ago
good knife skill my friend. whatever knife that is (sujihiki or honesuki) you look like you know how to use it. now you need to show people how to get things done with other knives such as yanagi, deba, usuba etc. also that cutting board will mess up your knife in the long run. Keep up the good job.
saikhnaa13 1 year ago
finaly a chopping move thats not a waste of time
gweazy420 1 year ago 2
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MrStantonP 1 year ago
GREAT knife skills. Skill sets and result imply much experience. Thank you.
cliffcox66 1 year ago
dope
StampRox 1 year ago
@StampRox
Most eloquently put. That shit is dope.
oneofy 1 year ago
probably one of the better knife skil videos i've seen on here.
great job chef..
ChefLed808 1 year ago
ur my idol now
GoldenKid25 1 year ago
here i am, miry :)
kisses
Mirabela2284 1 year ago
thats what u call professional.. :)
hellomoto4000 1 year ago
Very good knife skills. :) I want to see you peel an asparagus katsuramuki style and make a roll out of it, I've seen it done before.
jets0121 1 year ago
Magnifique,cela doit être vu!
predpin 1 year ago
great... he can make really small food really fast... who wants potatos that are minced like garlic?
enriqum1 1 year ago
@enriqum1 That was a mango
MadWom 1 year ago
that knife looks good for stabbin
mushufreak 1 year ago
JAPANESE EXCELS in EVERYTHING ~!!!!!!!!!!
urkingod 1 year ago
tat was one sharp knife... o.o
speed0852 1 year ago
wow!! impressive! loving it! want to become a Chef now!
:)
CT2507 1 year ago
BASIC???
Tatilove88 1 year ago
what is the red color strands he used as the garnish?
shuangyang66 1 year ago
it's beet. Also, it's doesn't look like a honesuki. i use one and the blade is a little bit taller than that. And most of them are usually 150-170mm. Seems more like a short sujihiki to me.
missnaly16 1 year ago
spring onion, using misono honesuki 440 ? 1:34
overtchillz 2 years ago
this can't be done with any ordinary kitchen knive can it?
BoxerMonkey 2 years ago
That's a sharp blade! With a hand that's seen a lot of prep work.
microflex22 2 years ago
the guy is amazing, this is far from basic
miagy420hwy 2 years ago
Basic? i said very professional skills
moapictures 2 years ago
Time to buy myself a Honeski style knife I guess... shieeeeeet
UCLASeraph 2 years ago
Pretty sure it's a Suisin Inox Western-Style sujihiki.
pabajay 2 years ago
holy shit. watching him turn a cucumber = HOLY SHIT.... 6 MINUTES. GG
UCLASeraph 2 years ago
easy peasy lemon squeezy ...
mcv23 2 years ago
Basic... LOL
Robopencil 2 years ago
great video!!! i like your basic cutting skills!! your the best ive seen so far... keep up the good work chef!!! kiotsketi
kirk1canedo 2 years ago
i've been cooking since i was 8 years old but no one tough me that now i sit at home trying to learn from you guys i want to be a chef
SoulAmvRE 2 years ago
To me, you, sound like an idiot.
gonzalo123456789 2 years ago
if only i could rate this 1000000 stars
h4lfm00nz 2 years ago
i'm not that good like you :(
1721982 2 years ago
nice ,
Ashvil1983 3 years ago