The best steak knife sets slice your best meats and add some class to your kitchen. Throw out those cheap steak knives you grabbed at the store and treat yourself and your sweet meats to the best steak knife sets to ever cut through dinner.
Zwilling J.A. Henckels Steak Knife Set
Eight stainless steel steak knives with their very own case. This is just a solid mix of numbers, steel and quality. Each four-inch blade will be a welcome addition to your dining table.
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OOU Steak Knife Set
This set of six carbon stainless steel steak knives come with wooden handles, which adds a touch of understated elegance to your dining experience. They also are treated with oxidation technology to prevent rusting which means you can count on them for the long cut.
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La Mongoose Steak Knife Set
Six serrated carbon stainless steel blades handled in triple riveted Pakka wood. And each five-inch knife features an upswept tip, which comes in handy when you want to get that sweet meat off of the bone. Nice beech wood box too.
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Imarku Steak Knives
German stainless steel. German high carbon stainless steel. Nice ergonomic wooden handles. What’s not to like?
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DALSTRONG Steak Knife Set
A four-piece set, these are the Shadow Black Series. Black titanium nitride coated, these are not your grandma’s steak knives. Hand finished to a scalpel like edge, these blades can cut through the toughest steaks and I imagine anything else that needs cutting.
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La Cote Pakka Wood Steak Knives
The appeal here is that each knife has a distinct wood veneer, giving your steak knife set a little more personality than your neighbor’s. The knives themselves are made from Japanese steel, which means you can pretend to be a samurai as you wolf down your steak.
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Messermeister Avanta Steak Knives
Look, whenever the names start sounding like they are a new German soccer team you know that you’re getting some quality cutting utensils. This four-piece set comes with a Knife for Life guarantee, which is a rhymey way of saying you’re good to the grave. I’m assuming you’ll be buried with your steak knives, like any gentleman.
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Cangshan S Series
German steel with a hint of Asian styling, this four-piece set is a nice balance of ergonomic handles and that deadly German steel, with both handle and blade checking in at five-inches. That’s a nice long set of steak knives to handle any dinner with ease.
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Mercer Culinary Genesis
This six-piece set comes in a carrying case that whips open for easy access. The blades are that fine German steel, but what sets these knives apart is the non-slip grip, which will remain true even in wet hands. Always a nice feature in a busy kitchen or dining room.
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KYOKU Daimyo Series
This set of four are non-serrated, but really, this is all about that Japanese steel and look. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that they are some high-quality steak knives, slightly curved, which apparently allows for a better cut that doesn’t get in the way of texture or flavor. They had me at Japanese steel.
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WÜSTHOF Classic Steak Knife Set
This four-piece set comes from a German family that has been making these knives for over 200 years, and, naturally, they are pretty much the best of the best when it comes to cutting up some steak. Claims like “glide through beef like butter” make for a mouth-watering deal. Cut your meat without damaging it or shredding it. Take a step up in class and taste.
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The World’s Best Steak Knives
I mean, who am I to argue?
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