Mini Rice Cooker for 1 to 1.5 Cups Without Boiling (3 Cooked Cups), Small Rice Cooker with Bento Box, Removable Non-Stick Pot, One Touch and Keep Warm Function, Portable Rice Cooker

Funny story! I originally purchased this mini rice cooker in October 2023 because I was traveling and staying in an Airbnb — and I don’t know how to cook rice in a regular pot. 😅 It came in very handy for that trip and for future stays in hotels with full kitchens when I needed to prepare my own meals. It’s compact, easy to pack, and incredibly simple to use. Fast forward to January 2026 — I started having issues using my larger rice cooker for smaller portions. When I made big batches, I’d end up eating all the rice. But when I tried cooking a smaller amount in the larger cooker, the water wouldn’t properly cover the rice, and it would come out hard or slightly burnt. So I pulled this mini rice cooker back out — and it has truly been saving the day and keeping me on track with my meal plan a few times per day. For reference, 1.3 oz of dry jasmine rice cooks up to about 4 oz cooked, which is exactly the portion I need. No waste. No overcooking. No temptation to overeat. Eventually, I’d like to go back to batch cooking and simply scooping out what I need, but for now, this little cooker is doing exactly what I need it to do. If you’re looking for something compact, reliable, and perfect for single servings, this is it. Highly recommend! Just be sure to use a wooden spoon when scooping out your rice to protect the nonstick insert.

Makes perfect rice, just snuff for two,

As a rice coker, it's okay but I was disappointed in that I use long grain Basmati Rice. I've never had to rinse it for stove top preparation but the rice from this cooker came out sticky. That might be good for sushi but as a side dish, not so good. Basmati is an aged aromatic rice so the taste is going to be dependent on the taste of the water and the flavour of the rice itself.

Was looking for a rice cooker that made enough for me for one meal so I wouldn't have to store a big batch that usually goes to waste. This thing is absolutely awesome. Their measurements do not equal US cup measurements. Half a cup in their measurement cup is more like a 1/3rd of a US cup. I'm actually happy about that because using their measurement cup measured to 1/2 mark in their measuring cup produces the perfect amount of rice for a single meal and you can then just use the water markings in the pot. I hear up frozen veggies in the dish that comes with the cooker. Overall, this thing is fantastic.

It's a great device for a single person: But. The indicator lights for 'Cooking and Warm are way too small. I have used it about a dozen times, and have twice waited, waited, waited... 'till I figured out the light situation. When operated correctly, it does a great job.