AROMA Rice Cooker, 3-Cup (Uncooked) / 6-Cup (Cooked), Small Rice Cooker, Oatmeal Cooker, Soup Maker, Auto Keep Warm, 1.5 Qt, White, ARC-393NG

This rice cooker is amazing! It cooks rice perfectly every time—fluffy, evenly cooked, and never sticky. The one-touch operation makes it super easy to use, and the keep-warm function ensures the rice stays hot and fresh for hours.The design is sleek and compact, making it a great addition to my kitchen. Cleaning is a breeze since the inner pot is non-stick and removable. It’s also great for cooking other grains and even steaming vegetables!For the price, this rice cooker is a fantastic buy! I would definitely purchase it again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and efficient rice cooker.

After contemplating the purchase of a rice cooker for some time, I finally took the plunge when my daughter requested sushi for her born day dinner. I chose the Aroma Housewares 1.5Qt. Rice & Grain Cooker, in black, and let me tell you, it has completely transformed my cooking experience!This little appliance is nothing short of amazing. After cleaning the rice, I simply add the appropriate amount of water, secure the lid, and flick the lever. That’s it! No more standing over the stove, anxiously watching the pot to prevent burning or overflowing. The cooker takes care of everything, allowing me to focus on preparing the rest of the meal.The rice comes out perfectly cooked every time – fluffy, tender, and just the right amount of moisture. The 1.5Qt capacity is perfect for our family’s needs, making it easy to prepare enough rice for sushi rolls, stir-fries, or even simple side dishes.Cleanup is a breeze too. The non-stick inner pot is easy to wash, and the compact design means it doesn’t take up much space on my countertop.Overall, I can't recommend the Aroma Rice & Grain Cooker enough. It has simplified my meal prep and made cooking rice a no-fuss task. If you're on the fence about getting one, trust me – it’s worth every penny! My daughter’s sushi born day dinner was a hit, and I look forward to using this fantastic cooker for many meals to come!

This Aroma 3-cup rice cooker strikes the perfect balance between simplicity and functionality for anyone cooking solo or in small spaces. The compact design doesn't sacrifice performance, making it an excellent value proposition.For its size and price, this cooker delivers consistently good results. It handles white rice excellently, though brown rice may need a bit more attention to water ratios. The clear glass lid allows you to monitor progress without releasing steam.For bachelors or anyone with limited space and cooking needs, it is hard to beat.

Great value and no hassle of boiling rice on the stove! Love the convenience of this little rice cooker. Great for one or two people. No more watching the stove. Your rice cooks perfectly and will keep it warm if you don’t eat it right away. Works great!

This is a good, affordable, and easy-to-use rice cooker. No crazy buttons like some of the ones I have used in the past from Japan lol, just cook or warm.However, I am giving this review 4 stars because as much as I love it and as much as it has made my life easier when prepping rice, I do think the price and quality shows up here and there.First issue I have noticed: I have never been able to get the automatic sensor to work when cooking my rice. The first time I cooked rice with this thing to make a burrito bowl, I left it on for a bit thinking it would shut off by itself once the water evaporated, but it didn't. Thankfully I didn't burn my rice but it did crisp up and brown a bit on the bottom. Perhaps it's something I am doing, or maybe it's just the model or even my outlet, but as far as I am aware this is supposed to shut off automatically. I don't walk away from this thing while it's cooking so what I do now is just before the rice is done, I turn it to warm (like say a minute or two before it's fully cooked) and let it sit and steam off any remaining moisture, which works out perfectly for me.Second issue: also in my testing I discovered that adding at least a 2:1 ratio of water to rice with oil or butter results in perfect, fluffy, tender, restaurant quality rice every time. AGAIN this may be a personal issue - elevation, weather, water quality, who knows. I'm in Los Angeles so perhaps being so close to the ocean and the local hard water is doing something to my rice. But when I was doing 1:1 or 1.5:1 ratios of water to rice, my rice would be slightly underdone even when fully cooked. Like not crunchy but just a touch bit al dente. I only like al dente when making fried rice as the kernels hold up better when you're beating at them and pushing them around in a skillet, but for curries, bowls, and other applications I like my rice soft and fluffy. Even with more delicate rice like Jasmine or Basmati, I get the most amazing results with 2 cups of water vs just 1.Other than that this is perfect. It's super easy to clean; literally just run it under warm water and any left over rice slides right out. It's also small and cute and portable. For a single person or even a small family I think most people will enjoy having this in their kitchen. If you're more picky or don't mind spending a little more money on fancier options like steaming, brown rice, etc, I recommend upgrading to a Japanese rice cooker.

Pros- price, function, tools, ez to operate, build quality, fast n fun to use-safe boxing, giftable, compact, simple to clean, yes yes yesCons- none absolutely zilch- must have Joe

I absolutely love my rice cooker. I have a larger one, but I am by myself so when I want rice this is so much easier to handle and clean when I am cooking for myself. My friend was looking for a rice cooker and I recommended this one. She uses hers all the time. She ended up buying one for her brother who is disabled and he also loves it as it's easy to handle and use.

Cooks rice great! I needed a smaller rice cooker that works quickly, and this fits the bill. Looks cute, easy to clean, and keeps rice sticky while retaining water. I had a bigger Aroma rice cooker before this, and that was very durable (withstanding dents and a cross-country move), so I'm sure this one will too.