• Menu settings include: white/sushi, mixed, porridge, sweet, brown, and quick cooking
  • Triple heater (bottom, side and lid) generate heat all around for even heating
  • Detachable and washable inner lid
  • East to store retractable cord
  • Interchangeable melody and beep signal
  • Up to 3 Cups Uncooked

I bought this to replace my old GE rice cooker. I have never had such a wonderful bowl of rice in my life. The grains were perfectly cooked through and yet not mushy or melded together. That was impossible to attain with the GE rice cooker. I am single so being able to make one serving of rice is priceless. The GE rice cooker was not happy unless 2 or more cups of rice were made at a time. The size of this machine is perfect for my small counter tops. This one also weights quarter of what my old rice cooker did and the handle is handy. The huge selling point is that I love jasmine rice. this unit has a dedicated setting for jasmine rice. That was my first bowl out of the machine and it is amazing!

I've been using this rice cooker (NS-LHC05XT) for about 3 months now. It works well and is easy to clean. Some things to note: takes about 1 hour to cook 1 or 2 cups (their measuring cup, which is just a tad over 3/4 Cup). I also used the "porridge" setting to cook steel cut oats. Use only about 3/4 the amount of recommended water, for oatmeal. It takes a long time. If you don't have an hour, skip this and cook your oatmeal on the stove!

This ricemaker keeps rice hot all day. It also has a timer. You can program it to have fresh rice ready when you wake up in the morning or get home from work. Cook times are 1 hour for white rice and 90 minutes for brown. If you are in a hurry, the stove meathod is way faster, but your rice will not be nearly as fluffy. The 'quick' cook setting only knocks 10 minutes off cooking time and cant be used for brown rice. Quality and cleanup is a breeze. Highly recommended.

My wife (who is Chinese) and I had always used a simple pot to cook rice for years. Simple. Cheap. Does a decent job. I hesitated to spend the money on a fancy rice cooker, but we've been very, very pleased with the results. While it does take longer so you have to plan a bit more to time with meals, it serves up fluffy, nutty, delicious rice. I've also gotten excellent results with brown rice and wild rice. Definitely worth the investment if you like rice.

If you are wondering why a rice cooker should cost so much...it is because it can really cook rice so much better. This is my second Zojirushi rice cooker; the last one I couldn't take with me and was 5 years old. This one is even better because it lets you know when the rice will be done (the previous one was a mystery until the 10 min countdown). If you use the measuring and water level accurately--perfect rice. Sushi if you like sticky, normal if you want a sauce on it, GABA if you want the healthy rice to make a bowl. Fantastic purchase. Don't cheap out on this aspect. It is important to get quality here and this is quality.

This rice cooker is very well designed, and I love the small size. We no longer need large quantities of rice, but loved our old Zojirushi cooker. This smaller machine works great, and I have decided that the timer is quite convenient. This cooker takes a bit longer than the old machine, but the quality of the cooked rice might actually be better. I like having the handle and retractable cord, though I didn’t pay any attention to these features when I bought it. We eat outside most summer evenings, and it’s very easy to puck this up and take it out to the deck. We’ve only had it for about a month, but a quite happy so far!

I mean it's the list expensive kitchen gadget I ever bought and that's including a kitchen aid I got. But made it makes congee perfectly holy crap, if you know, you know.

This is the most expensive rice cooker i ever purchased but it does an excellent job in keeping your rice freshly cooked and warm even after 36hours. It doesn’t burn the rice at all even if it is sitting on warm mode for long period of hours. White Jasmine rice and Brown rice is cooked so perfect! The only cons I can give is it takes longer to cook than the typical walmart brand, an average of 52minutes even if you only cook 1cup. But I am okay with long slow cooking and yet it comes out in perfect texture. When turning on and when rice is cook the unit plays a music, just put smile to your face.

I have owned a couple of the pot style rice cookers sold in the $20 to $50 US range and found they had problems with boiling over, scorching the bottom of the rice and did not hold rice at temperature for any length of time, making them hard to use for a person with no fixed time to get off work. My Asian friends told me Zojirushi or Tiger rice cookers were the way around these issues and they were spot on. I have had this for about a week now, have made one batch of sushi short grain rice that rivaled any I have had in sushi houses, have had fresh, hot rice jook (rice porridge) two mornings this week, oatmeal one morning (check the Zojirushi website for cooking compatiblity on machines that don't have the specific functions) and fresh, hot white or brown rice ready for me when I got home, one time at 17:00 and twice after 21:00, so I can definitely say that the keep warm function works. My only regret is not buying one of these machines five years ago!

Great rice every time. I like the retractable power cord, which makes it very easy to store and transport. One important thing to note is that the "3 cups" refers to the cup provided, which is actually ~3/4 of a standard U.S. cup. We have found that we can easily provide enough rice for 5 to 6 people with this machine. The cooking process takes about 60 minutes, but it's foolproof.