AROMA® Rice Cooker, 3-Cup (Uncooked) / 6-Cup (Cooked), Small Rice Cooker, Oatmeal Cooker, Soup Maker, Auto Keep Warm, 1.5 Qt, White, ARC-363NG

This rice cooker is simple, compact, and works really well. It cooks rice evenly and consistently without needing much attention. The one-touch operation makes it super easy to use, especially if you just want something straightforward. The size is perfect for one person or small portions, and it doesn’t take up much space in the kitchen. The automatic keep-warm function is a great feature, keeping the rice ready without overcooking. It’s also versatile—you can use it for oatmeal, soups, and other quick meals. Cleaning is easy thanks to the nonstick inner pot.

I LOVE this rice cooker. Perfectly cooked rice every time. Any time i need rice, i bust this bad boy out. Has measuring lines on the inside for easy measuring. WASH YOUR RICE! This will help get your that perfectly cooked rice, only had it one time not cook properly due to USER ERROR. I measured my water wrong so it turned out wrong. I easily was able to make a new batch and it was perfectly moist. Quick and easy method to make rice. Sturdy material, and easy to clean! Perfect size for storing. Seriously....BUY THIS

The first one stopped working and Amazon replaced it. I haven’t cooked rice yet because I rarely eat rice but don’t underestimate this little cooker. It cooks up perfect grits, oatmeal, carmelized onions, soup and still testing. Super easy to clean. Perfect for small households.

My college student requested one for his dorm room. I chose this model as it’s small, simple, and inexpensive. It seems study, is very easy to clean, and stores in a small space. Rice has been perfect every time. I’d say it has the capacity to feed 4-6 people. My son enjoys experimenting with other things to cook it in.

Not All "UPGRADES" Actually Make the Grade ~ This purchase was made after a bit of internal struggle/debate: I did not want to abandon my faithful Model #ARC-703G, my first ever rice cooker, which I'd purchased back when I was still living in Honolulu and which I'd been consistently using for over the past 2.5 decades without issue, until an accidental fall off of a kitchen counter about four years ago or so, which gave it a couple of unflattering dents & such, but did next to nothing that negatively affected its performance. Even so, I still felt it was time to at least "consider" the idea of a replacement, despite associating with the idea a little sense of betrayal, because a couple of features of this Model were enough to connect with my attention: (1) the "stay warm" feature; and (2) the appeal of a "non-stick" cooking pot -- the first for the added latitude it offered for preparing/heating "non-rice" concoctions; the second feature for obvious reasons, especially since my original Model was notorious for leaving a tough thick dried-out layer on the bottom of the pot if not allowed to sit undisturbed for something like an additional 5-8 minutes after the cooking process had completed. As to how I would assess this "upgrade" Model... it's the mixiest of mixed bags! I of course love its clean & sleek look, but that does not a functional & effective appliance make. So "performance" wise: It works well enough -- though in the few times I've used it and compared & cross-compared with my original, the final results of its finished cooked product have been a bit "inconsistent" (perhaps requiring a "break-in" period?). However, I'm going out on a limb to say that I borderline-hate the "keep warm" feature, not only because it results in retaining its own (albeit thinner and less-established) "crusty layer" at the bottom of the finished product, but especially because there is nothing relative to an "OFF" switch... you're either "COOKING" or "WARMING," with the only way to shut it off completely is by physically detaching the plug from the outlet (not a great feature to have *IF* you want the option to have the appliance shut itself off completely WITHOUT any constant supervisory oversight). As for the equipment itself: The "Non-Stick" pot satisfies in that department -- however, it is a MAJOR PAIN that the measuring lines are so obscured that it requires a certain amount of contorting in order to observe that you're measuring in your liquid in proper amounts. As for the heating base, I EMPHATICALLY *HATE* the way they positioned their "SHORTER-THAN-SHORT" electrical cord, placing it DIRECTLY on "One Side" of the cooker, rather than directly at, or at least angling-out near, the REAR of the unit... thus intensifying the already frustrating situation of having to deal with its inadequate length! As far as "accessories" go, I'm also not a fan of (i.e., I Hate) the squat nearly-flat Wide-Mouthed rice measuring scoop provided with this Model, instead of the taller & more-cylindrical "cup" shape to which I've grown accustomed. I'm somewhat indifferent to the provided [hard plastic] scooping spoon, though I would've much preferred the "paddle" variety that came with my original unit (I'd long since transitioned over to my "silicone" paddle anyway, so not too much reason to gripe there anyway). One thing this Model did NOT include, which came as a standard item with my original unit, was a small "Steaming Rack," so it can feel a bit like being short-changed there. Overall, it's a decent enough appliance - It does what its designed to do pretty much, but it's got its shortcomings, enough to prevent it from being that "ideal" device... and it performs just well enough in all the necessary areas where the only thing I'd really be missing by replacing my original unit with it is, Homesickness-induced "Nostalgia."

This little rice cooker has been such a great addition to my kitchen! It’s compact enough to fit easily on my counter without taking up too much space, which I love. The biggest difference I’ve noticed is the consistency—my rice has been so much better since using this. As long as you measure the correct rice-to-water ratio, it comes out perfectly cooked every time. It’s incredibly easy to use: just add your ingredients, press the button, and it does the rest. I also love that it automatically switches to “keep warm” once the rice is done. It’s super convenient because I can focus on making the rest of my meal without worrying about overcooking anything. The build feels solid, and the simple design makes it easy to clean and store. It doesn’t require much power and feels safe to use with its automatic shutoff feature. Pros: Compact size—perfect for small kitchens or limited counter space Consistently cooks rice well Very easy, one-button operation Automatically switches to keep warm Simple, clean appearance Feels safe and reliable Cons: Small capacity (best for individuals or small portions) Requires proper measuring for best results (not fully “set it and forget it” without that step) Tips: Always follow the correct rice-to-water ratio for the best texture Rinse your rice beforehand for fluffier results Great for small meals, sides, or even oatmeal in the morning Start your rice first so it’s ready and warm while you finish cooking the rest of your meal Overall, this is a simple, dependable rice cooker that does exactly what it’s supposed to do—and does it well. Perfect for anyone who wants better rice without the hassle!

Besides the price was great the perfect size and it does very well for cooking rice and quinoa it was my first rice cooker ever and I picked a cheap and good one as long as the price stays what it was when I purchased it it's well worth it

米を研ぐ、スイッチを入れる、炊ける。シンプルで最高です。実用最小限の機能に限定されているので、使いやすい。在宅勤務であればタイマー無しでも大丈夫なので、これで充分です。

Funciona muy bien y cuece el arroz en poco tiempo y queda perfecto. El tamaño me acomoda muy bien. Me gustó.

This made my life SO MUCH easier. I can just start the rice for dinner and not have to watch a pot boil for 20 minutes, amazing! It cooks a cup of rice in about 20-25 minutes and it's incredibly easy to clean. I have been making beef stock rice with veggies in it and it comes out perfect and moist every single time. EDIT : I've had this cooker since september 2025. I use it everyday and it still works perfectly! The bottom is scratched yes ( my fault since I use metal spoons to scoop out rice) but it cooks rice just the same! I even started cooking my rice in beef broth and adding some frozen veggies (like peas) in it with garlic and onion powder for taste, and it's delicious!

It uses the american plug but getting an adapter isn't enough since it says it can only use a certain voltage. Voltage adapters break down easily from my mum's research and also have constant problems with overheating, so just not worth it in the UK

Merci Beaucoup j'aime ça, fonctionne très bien