AROMA® Mini Rice Cooker, 2-Cup (Uncooked) / 4-Cup (Cooked), Grain Cooker, Soup Maker, Oatmeal Cooker, Auto Keep Warm, 1 Qt, Milk Tea color

So cute for starters! I love the color and compact size. Beginner friendly and makes rice under 25 min. My rice was delicious and made 4 cups cooked! It will shut off from the cook setting on its own when rice is done. Easy to clean and store in low storage home.

This thing is GREAT! I'll admit I got it as a gag gift for my husband because he's an amazing cook but hates the way his rice turns out. I expected it to never be used. Boy was I wrong. It is used on a daily basis and its a simple and easy rice cooker. It seems like no matter what my husband does to the white rice, its seems to come out sticky and fluffy (really great in my opinion) and does brown rice like a champ! It can also easily handle things like steaming broccoli (or other veggies) and we've tried hardboiled eggs. All around this thing is simple, small, and effective! I really thought I was getting a gag gift but here we are able to say that it does hold up and work really well so totally worth the purchase!

Cooks rice really well and fast for two people. So handy and affordable especially if you live in a studio or apartment. Easy to move and put away and doesn't take up a lot of space. Makes the rice perfect everytime. I wish I got it sooner! No issues at all.

It was around $15 when I purchased and has lasted me just a little over a year so I will say for what I paid I guess I got my moneys worth. It can cook white and jasmine rice just fine. Brown rice? Don’t even waste your rice and time, I tried multiples times on multiple occasions with multiple brands but it’s always somehow mushy and still hard and uncooked. I’ve never had an issue with it sticking to the inside of the pot. After its year of use it’s started to rapidly brown the bottom of the rice while sitting on warm and it’s leaking water from the bottom, neither of which it used to do so I’ve had to unplug it immediately after it’s done cooking. It’s small and easy to use but don’t expect to have it for a few years

I don't usually give long reviews but! This one deserves it. If you're like me, and incapable of cooking rice no matter how hard you try, then BUY THIS COOKER. First. You should know this is a *small* rice cooker. You get about 3 smaller servings of rice. Maybe 4. But! If you're only prepping for yourself, or for one meal, its PERFECT. If youre meal prepping, like I was, I had to run 3 different times to prep 6 meals. But it only takes 12 minutes to cook. While your doing everything else to prep your meals, you blink and your rice is done. And when I tell you the rice is tender and perfectly cooked. MAN! if I had any reason to buy a 2nd one, I would. But the one is perfect for me. ☺️ buy this for you college students, or for your meal prep.

Small sized yet it works great. I made one cup of Quinoa with Chicken Broth, Powdered Chicken Broth and a wee bit of olive oil and it turned out great. Cooks well throughout.

While it is smaller than expected, it still makes 4 cups of rice, and it saves space on the counter! It so cute and compact. I highly recommend it!

When I unpacked the rice cooker, it wouldn’t turn on. There was nothing I could do to convince the button to stay switched to “cook”. I reached out directly to Aroma support but they took a while to get back to me, and in the meantime husband had a tinker around with it. It turned out that the middle of the heating element that pressed down when the inner bowl is in place needed to be adjusted and turned just a little (with the thing unplugged, make good choices folks!), and we were finally in business. I feel this type of information could be included in the troubleshooting section of the manual, it seems like something that probably happens often. When support got back to me, the follow up questions they asked didn’t have much to do with the problem or the fix, but whatever it’s fixed now. It works well, washes nicely. The manual doesn’t give any info about water ratios of anything other than rice, so although it can handle multiple types of grains, it doesn’t tell you how to cook them. I have found that many packages have that info on them though, and it’s typically the same ratio as stove top cooking. Bonus points for a cute colour and a delightfully small countertop footprint. The inner bowl and lid seem to go happily through the dishwasher, though I recommend drying the bowl as soon as possible.