japanese brand rice cookers in All Reviews

…I recieved this for a present. Too bad my husband didn't stick to the japanese brands of rice cookers. During cooking the steam from the cooker overflows onto the counter. The directions… 99 more reviews »

… "smell" problem that some other reviwers noted.

Compared to brand name Korean and Japanese rice cookers out there, this is a steal.…

… "smell" problem that some other reviwers noted.

Compared to brand name Korean and Japanese rice cookers out there, this is a steal.… 156 more reviews »

…Rice eaters should have this product. This is a leading Japanese brand. You will not be disappointed. and the 3-cup model is so cute. electricity cord retreats back to the cooker, worry-free. cooks… 145 more reviews »

…I've own several rice cooker, but I would have to say this is the best rice cooker I've ever had. This is the first time I've own a Zojirushi rice cooker, but I pretty much sold on this brand! My… 246 more reviews »

… steamers (e.g. Tatung with water added between the rice pan and the cooker) or the more expensive "Japanese" style cookers with the "moisture cap" which prevents boiling over. This is the worst of both…

… (e.g. Tatung with water added between the rice pan and the cooker) or the more expensive "Japanese" style cookers with the "moisture cap" which prevents boiling over. This is the worst of both worlds… 41 more reviews »

… made brands advertise this as an added feature. Don't be fooled. If you want restaurant quality rice, buy quality rice and use a Japanese made rice cooker that is dedicated to cooking rice.
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…I never gave much thouht to cooking rice until I moved to Japan--and acquired a Japanese spouse!

But we're fussy about our rice here, and nobody would dream of being without a rice cooker…

… cooker. Rice cookers are actually pressure cookers, so the rice is always plump and perfect.

I have the equivalent Japanese model (the same but with a different faceplate). I've had… 73 more reviews »

… the rice I have had in those japanese restraunts and wondered why my own rice cooker just can't make it right. I decided to get this model because it is not too expensive, although it doesn't have that many… 74 more reviews »

…Being Japanese doesn't make me an expert in rice, but I can tell the difference in brands of rice and how recently it was harvested. I've recently been eating this high-tech microwave rice from…

…I have a National 3-cup basic rice cooker that served me very well in the past 10 years. However it's time for me to get a bigger rice cooker, so I turned to the Japanese brands (do Americans know… 155 more reviews »

… this little high-tech appliance!

A few tips to those who want to experience amazing Japanese style white rice:
1. Buy this or a similar "fuzzy logic" rice cooker. You can't go wrong… 196 more reviews »

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After reading up on consumer reviews and Japanese sites, we opted to try the Zojirushi Induction Heating Rice Cooker. The stainless steel is STUNNING--the pictures do NOT do it justice… 42 more reviews »