teppas are the showkitchen

@Tervy kind of but not quite, they specialize in stirfrying

there the chefs slice their fingers and make greasefires on hoodvents

Last week the first Korean hot pot restaurant opened in Switzerland, after the last one went bankrupt in 2010

@Cole Well, looking at this knife, I'm not so sure. I don't like nor need the saw, with which the blade seems pretty short, and I [refer a more streamlined shape

@fireglow would pet

Big kind of clear counter like subways but with raw meat and veg you just point and they throw into a wok

I need one knife for EDC and one for camping/a heavy beater

@Sapharanth https://productimages.knife-depot.com/ce/419918.jpg

it's this

literally this

what are your ecd knife tasks?

https://productimages.knife-depot.com/ce/419918.jpg

wait fuk

https://images.knifecenter.com/thumb/1500x1500/knifecenter/spyderco-knives/images/SP10PSFGt.jpg

@porco going to go bankrupt too, only so much novelty in soup.

that's serrated version

I found this when googling

they make the plain edge of course

I know a great story about a minister here that made an off hand remark about chinese restaurants on his first working day

- extremely light because of the materials used, but quality
- long ass blade in a not so big body
- VG-10 steel: lasts sharp very long, takes a little longer to resharpen but worth it

hot pot is not bad

Not bad but not worth paying for.

Two weeks later 100 raids happened nationwide and millions in fraudulent money were seized

@Turbo was it a stray pet joke?

Not even

Whittling wood, cutting twine, usual box opening, forbidden things like prying, @porco

it depends, in Taiwan there are all-you-can-eat hotpots with beer flat rate included which are just super comfy to spend half evening in, talk and eat slow

it's not exclusively about the food

It was something along the lines of "well those chinese restaurants don't seem that trustworthy haha"
>queue 100 raids

And I'm not skilled with sharpening knives, which I'd like to remedy

Thought about starting with a wet stone set

Before buying something nice for once

@Sapharanth consider Ikea knife sharpeners. I'm not very skilled at it either but those automatic ones are better than me trying to do it manually

@porco tasks: cutting lmao (ok actually anything from cutting up fruit snacks at work, to cutting boxes, plastic seals, heck even first aid - removing splinters)

they work surprisingly well

electric sharpeners take off a lot of steel tho

https://lansky.com/index.php/products/blademedic-knife-sharpener/

get this somewhere

True, knew a super comfy Korean restaurant that was like old style country houses . Food was okay but over priced but think it's in bussiness because atmosphere