TOKITRice Cooker Small 3 Cup Uncooked /6 Cup Cooked, Modern Multifunctional Mini Rice Cooker with Display Touch Button for 1-3 People Ceramic Coated Non-Stick Pot 8 Cook Functions - Cooking & Warmer

This is my first-ever rice cooker, and I’m thrilled with it. It seems to do everything perfectly every time. I even cooked quinoa in it the other day, and it came out better than I expected perfectly fluffy, soft. I know I shouldn’t be amazed at a rice cooker making perfect rice, but it does every single time.

Very convenient rice cooker and looks good on the counter. Easy to use, just slap the cover and it's off cooking perfect rice. Easy to measure - measurement markings are clearly visible inside.

Easy to use once you adjust timings to personal taste

Great product

The TOKIT Mini Rice Cooker Pro 1.5L is a fantastic choice for small households or individuals. Its ceramic-coated, non-stick inner pot ensures easy cleaning and healthy cooking. The multifunctional design offers a variety of cooking options, perfect for rice, soups, or even porridge. The smart touch display is intuitive and adds a modern feel to the kitchen. It’s ideal for 1-3 people, and despite its compact size, it cooks rice perfectly every time. I love how evenly the rice is cooked, with no sticking. Overall, it’s efficient, easy to use, and a great space-saver for smaller kitchens.

Mini rice cookerA nice and modernly designed rice cooker. This really looks the part but it also seems well made and durable too. This can hold up to 1.5L, it can cook enough rice for 1-3 people. You have a touch function display on the front, making it quick and easy to use. There is an inner bowl, making it easy to clean too.This is versatile also, as you can cook more than just rice, you can cook grains, soup, pasta and more.I would recommend it. It's a brilliant little device for quick and easy cooking.

Takes way to long to boil rice

This is not my first rice cooker, so I do know a thing or two about them and having used this one for a couple of weeks now, I think I can make a few helpful comments about it.Firstly, this is certainly much more versatile than my previous rice cookers in that it has more functions and is, in some ways, a hybrid rice cooker/multicooker - which may explain why it's so phenomenally slow cooking plain white basmati rice. Both my previous cookers took around 20 minutes tops for white rice and only took an hour for brown/red/black/wild rice and quinoa. You CAN set it to 'quick cook', which I haven't yet tried ... but I have tried other rices and quinoa and they work fine.It cooks porridge pretty well, and claims to be good for making small casseroles too - although again I haven't yet tried that. I'm still finding my way around it a bit.While it may take a long time to cook white rice on its standard/default setting, the benefit is that you can just shove the rice in and go off and do something else for an hour, and as I usually batch cook rice then freeze it for use when I need it, this is very handy. This 1.5l cooker easily cooks enough for 4 meals for me with no effort on my part. And it cooks it very well, too - rather better, I think, than my previous cookers. With a quick fork over the grains separate easily and aren't cooked to destruction - they still have a little nutty 'bite' to them.Working out how to get the best of this cooker is still a work in progress, but on the whole I'm very impressed with it - the controls are very easy to understand. All you have to work out is how much water to use for the different grains. It also looks good and doesn't take up much room in my tiny one-person kitchen.