Terrible sharpening. Absolutely massacred my knives. Ruined geometry, not even sharp. What a shame…read more Id only buy plates from you.

I've been coming to Korin for years, and it never disappoints. I get my knives expertly sharpened…read morehere and have picked up knives, barware, tableware, and cookware -- everything is top quality. The shop in Tribeca has been around since 1982, and it's grown into one of the best spots for Japanese knives and kitchen gear in the city. They carry everything from affordable knives to high-end artisan blades, plus all the accessories you could need -- sharpening stones, knife bags, and more. They even offer repair and restoration services. Chefs and home cooks alike love Korin, and it's easy to see why: knowledgeable staff, incredible selection, and a focus on Japanese craftsmanship. If you cook at all, this place is a must-visit.

Amazing selection and customer service I love the atmosphere and the level of customer service is…read moreincredible

I arrived at 5:10 PM for a single item--a balloon whisk. I said hello at the door, but instead of a…read morereply, a somewhat neurotic staffer barked at me: "We close in ten minutes." (The store's published closing time is 5:30 PM, not 5:20 PM.) I went to look at the whisks. Another staffer literally ran over to me and, from about three feet away, stared at me for a while, with a pained, impatient expression. After a while he said "What you want! We close in ten minutes." At this point I asked whether they really close at 5:21 PM. He said yes. I said the published closing time says 5:30 PM. He said "That's when we lock the store. Customers get out 15 minutes before then." I asked for a manager, but none was present. I asked the employee for his name: Benjamin. Apart from the hostile service, the inventory I saw was pretty terrible. The whisks looked more like dollar-store items than serious commercial utensils. Perhaps the rest of the store is better, but I'll never find out.

I bought some of my first kitchen essentials here years ago and still use them daily! In…read moreparticular, a truly excellent kitchen knife I rely on constantly for meal prep. I'll always remember going here to pick it out. Good quality, prices, and service. Thank you so much!

Covid review! This…read morekitchen supply store is still open with great good during covid! Theres actually a bunch of kitchenware stores nearby but few are open and this one is the cleanest we went to. They have some safe guards for covid like a plastic curtain to separate the staff from us, but otherwise precautions seem un existent. Things are very organized and the variety of utensils vary greatly, but the variety of each utensil is mediocre. Meaning you can find mostly anything you want but not in every size and color. We found a nice teapot, julienne peeler, cooling rack, and some ladles. Everything was fairly priced but they only had one peeler and it was on the pricier end when we compared to nearby stores. Overall im thankful for them serving kitchenware in the holiday season while we have extravagant food plans

Great price on restaurant supplies. Informative, knowledgable, and attentive staff. Yes, they sell…read morerestaurant supplies, but they also have a large network in the restaurant industry just in case you are interested in other areas in the restaurant relm. If you do not see what you are looking for, simply request it and they will order it for you. I suggest talking to them. Communication is the key to business.

The Bowery , Noho and Soho used to be these great neighborhoods filled with commercial and…read moreindustrial suppliers. That meant that you could find all these great places to pick up specialty items that you now have to scrounge for like lighting and restaurant supplies in particular. Many people know Chef supply on Houston and Bowery - but this little place is special. Prices are the best, from the smallest paring knife to an industrial ice machine. The catch? They don't have a lot of inventory, so you may have to wait for delivery.

My mother booked the Latkes & Sufganiyot cooking class for our family during Hanukkah. ICE was…read morepretty easy to locate inside of Brookfield Place and the space was very clean. Chef Sue was both personable and informative, and her demos were easy to follow along with the written recipes. During times when food was cooking or cooling, Sue also showed us some knife skills basics/tricks. The class went on for about 3 hours, including the time to eat at the end. I really enjoyed the experience, but in the future would choose a class with a more substantial output. The Latkes and Sufganiyot were both fried carbs, and we ended up grabbing dinner immediately after because we were still hungry for a real meal. Other than that, would recommend!

If you're thinking about trying a cooking class here, try it! I was invited by a friend to join her…read morefor a West Indian (Caribbean) cooking class. On the menu was Haitian soup, Trinidadian Doubles, Dominican rice and beans and Jerk Chicken. The chef was warm and kind and very thorough. She gave us the option off adding heat with a scotch bonnet pepper and showed us a couple of knife techniques to make cutting vegetables easier. We were supplied with aprons and name tags and worked in teams and chatted while chopping, seasoning and cooking. I appreciated the ice water and stools available to ensure I was comfortable for those hours of class. The food came out amazing and flavorful and there was plenty leftover to take home. Its great for a date night or friend group activity or even just solo bc everyone became so friendly.

One thing about me is I'm a sucker when it comes to perusing and I also love cooking. Window…read moreshopping is often a myth I tell myself to justify going into all these shops. Win tells you what you need most of the time if you're not coming in without a particular reason--it's like Target--I find myself coming in for one thing and walking out with a bunch of other gadgets and gizmos. Most if not all wares here are reasonably and affordably priced. It's great that they don't limit their customers to wholesales or restaurant supply, because a cooking novice like me can buy specialized kitchen tools at a fraction of the cost the same day I need it. I've gotten a myriad of things here from tempura spoons, wine glasses, frying splatter screens, all all the random stuff you can think of. I would say that this supply store has increased my quality of life in the most subtle ways! I will continue to find excuses to come visit to see if anything is new. The staff here are helpful. Most of them don't have the most outwardly friendly vibe but they will help you (kind of like when you ask your sibling to do something for you and while they'll give you some resistance, they'll still do it out of care). Regardless, solid place. Definitely stop by if you don't care about the more high-end, fancy kitchenware at those more high-tier homeware stores...I'm looking at you Crate and Barrel. At the end of the day it's all the same sh*t anyway!

On Bowery, there are several Resto EQ shops. Each one is worth visiting…read more But i do love shopping here for materials to use at home, sometimes work. Uniforms and Shoes can also be found here and i appreciate that!

Awesome plates and bowls We are located in Sunnyvale…read moreCalifornia and irdered online Absolutely awesome strong plates Very please Got the Brome plates 8 inch and 9 inch

Visited the shop for 2 ramen bowls and found exactly what we wanted within minutes! So many options…read morewith helpful staff! Definitely stop by if you need any kitchen supplies!

This store has anything and everything you will ever want or need or not need but still want, in…read morethe world; except what I was looking, of course. It is more geared towards commercial establishments and not the pseudo-kitchens in most New York apartments. It is also a rather inexpensive store where items are available to buy in bulk or by piece. I was quite tempted to buy a cash register and a deli meat slicer... Cash registers seem so much fun to play with (I've obviously never used one or worked in retail, I'd probably kill myself or someone else if I had) and the deli meat slicer just seemed like a good defensive weapon to have in my house in case someone broke in. Oh, in case you were wondering what I was looking for and couldn't find, I was looking for Asian-style deep-dish plates, sort of like bowls but not really.

I'm always on the lookout for restaurant supply stores. JFK is pretty good. They have a wide…read moreselection of knives, kitchen equipment, and dishes/cutlery. Prices are fine (I've seen cheaper in Chinatown), but from what I can tell, the quality is there. A lot of Winco branded stuff you usually see on Amazon. You can also buy some off-brand Cambro containers here. Staff is friendly, though they do hover a lot.

Love this place! Super helpful, knowledgeable and friendly staff and great one-stop shopping for…read moreall your kitchen basics. Forget Bed Bath and Beyond and Williams Sonoma and support a small shop- the prices are competitive here.

This store is the best! All my cooking and baking needs right here. Huge warehouse type store wif…read moreevery culinary tool, container, ice storage bins, potato tornado maker, measuring stuff, cake trays and whatever is associated wif restaurants and kitchens. I needed some new Pyrex type containers for a jello jiggler cooking demo and this store is convenient to get to wif pretty much no lines ever and a huge supply of bakeware. I spent $9 for 3 items! They gave me a 15% discount which was tres cool! Maybe cuz they knew I was going to use cash or just cuz they wanted to idk!

Excellent place to get all your kitchen ware from cooking to essential chef and owner needs. Both…read moreresidential and commercial appliances for a great deal. Love this store and will definitely be back!