Rice Robot Personal Rice Cooker, PFAS-free, Nonstick. 1 Quart Capacity, with Stainless Steel Steamer Tray, Measuring Cups, Recipe Book with 60 Recipes, and Serving Spoon, As Seen On TV

I finally used my rice cooker I love the fact that I can make such small amount when necessary, it works well and performed great, it’s if good quality, it’s saves space because of its size, it’s easy to clean, durable and a great look. Great value fir its price, I live it

A very good personal rice cooker. It cooks rice evenly and without any problems. The size is perfect for single servings and it's easy to clean. It performs excellently and I would buy it again.

I'm so glad I order this rice cooker. It works well, the rice tastes even better than cooking in the stove. I love how small it is. It's worth it. I highly recommended this product!

I did NOT think I was going to like this But it works. Makes a decent amount of rice, not sticky, perfect enough every time. I’m a fan and eat more rice now because of this cooker. Really simple, compact, easy clean up great rice just do what they say to do don’t get fancy.. all the provided recipes I’ve tried came out delicious

Purchased in July 2025. First usage was Sept 2025. By Oct, the Robot stopped working. Did the troubleshooting. Nothing. A Fuse, really! I stand by my first review. My robot simply shutdown. This was my first impression: Purchase NOW!! Rice ROBOT will not disappoint. Very satisfied. I've steamed blue crab. I've cooked neckbones n rice, macaroni n cheese, shrimp low mein noodles, soup, etc within 3 days after opening the box. What I don't like: there is no on/off switch; the steam drain on the door leaks a mess. I place a folded paper towel to catch the drainage. The next gen needs a piece that drains the liquid back into the container. The cooker defaults to warm for safety reasons. I don't like it but I understand the reasoning. The ladle handle should be longer by 3 to 4 inches for a man and to prevent burns. It has yet to sensor when to cut off when food is ready. My rice was mushy. I shall read the instruction manual one of these days. I love my new kitchen assistant.

I love this thing, I use it for a Jambalaya mix I have, three blue water cups, two clear cups withJambalaya, and 15 minutes later It ready for eating. I have used it about 15 times a month for the last 9 months, it has performed flawlessly and still as easy to clean as the first day.

OMG where has this been all my life. Love it love it. Clear cup for rice, blue tint cup for water. Dump in rice then water, stir a second to loosen it up. Close lid and press start. Only thing I noticed is, don't let it sit on warm too long and unplug after cooking. Will brown the rice on the bottom is it sits more than 5 minutes. Love it for it's simplicity and quickness.

Great for cooking rice or cous cous but I haven’t tried anything else - yet. And it’s pretty easy to clean. But I don’t care what the commercial says about perfect every time, if you don’t occasionally stir it you will have burnt food in the bottom of the pan. Other than that, it’s the perfect size for for me and my husband.

This mini rice cooker is a minimum serving size, and taking about 40 minutes if cooked 3 cups rices. The usable capacity is only 0.8 liters, and the steaming tray is too shallow to fit vegetables like broccoli. It would be perfect if there were a slightly larger than this size and power, such as 1.2-1.6 liters with 300-400 watts, the product is great design and quality.

Very pleased with it, follow instructions and you cant go wrong very simle to follow and a good recipy book. bought another one for my friend as a gift.

A great rice-maker! Makes rice (among other food products) without any mess or fuss. The ONLY downside to this device is that it doesn't have an 'on/off' switch, therefore you have to unplug/plug to use it (odd that they wouldn't have installed this type of switch). Nonetheless a great rice-maker.

Work well. I thing people who dont had good experience probably didn't use the measuring cup. Successful mad one pot recipes multiple times. Just not sure how the cook/keep warm work. Seems to be the weight, so sometime it's better to use a timer. Also worked well with my bluetti 250w station, we are able to cook on the road

used 3 times: -first time: great fluffy rice, but took 3 attempts to cook, turned off into "warm" mode after 5 mins -second time: so-so rice, after taking 20 mins to cook. rice at the bottom burned -third time: had to jam something under the switch, or it would not cook, after starting to cook, rice burned at the bottom during "warm" mode. it's not user error, it seems to be either a defect, or just the construction of the unit. There is not a lot of intelligence in a "rice robot", it's just a bi-metallic strip telling it to turn on/off or warm, not a lot can or should go wrong here, but it did.