GreenLife 4 Cups Cooked, 2 Cups Uncooked Rice Cooker, Turquoise

We normally did not bother getting a rice cooker because it's relatively easy to do. However, the biggest factor was not finding one brand that we could trust the materials with. After seeing this one, we decided to give it a try, and we are so happy we did. It's super easy to use, consistent results and you set it and walk away. Our son is now able to cook rice without any supervision which is also a big plus. Definitely recommend

It's a nice little one and pretty easy to use . Makes nice tlufgy rice and stops me from burning all my pots

Love this cooker- rice cooks soft and fluffy, quinoa cooked to perfection. Yet to try brown rice or oats but based on my experience so far, my expectations are high!

Easy to use. I have only used the Carb-reducing setting but It cooked the rice very well. Not sticky or overcooked.

Excellent cooker of rice. Ceramic cook bowl perfect. Cute on the bench. No mess either during cooking.

Love the low carb option. Works consistently and and makes a lot of rice if not using low carb option.

Works exactly as described. I've used it for white rice, brown rice, quinoa and steel cut oats. Love the small size. It lives on my bench!!

It's so cute, makes the perfect amount of rice for 2 or 3 people, the rice cooked beautifully and no sticking. I love that it's ceramic coated, no forever chemicals.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this Bistro 8 cup rice cooker in Graphite and used it quite a few times. Overall, I'd give it 3 - 4 stars. I do like it, but it definitely comes with a learning curve. At first using it was frustrating. It took me several tries to figure out the right settings and ratios, I also experienced some leaking while getting used to it. I'm not sure if it's just my specific cooker or how it's made... Once I got the hang of using it, my white rice will come out fine- but it does take longer than my previous rice cooker. The capacity feels smaller than I expected. For my family of 5, I have to cook one and a half batches (sometimes two), which adds extra time and prep during lunch/ dinner. Where this cooker really shines is if you like carb reduction or want different cooking options like quinoa, brown rice, low carb white rice, and other grains. I feel like it's designed for more healthy cooking alternatives rather than daily, simple white rice for meals. So if your main goal is basic rice - then I'm not sure it's worth all the extra effort and time. I do love how it looks on my counter next to all my other appliances. It's sleek and pretty however it does take some effort to clean it. Overall, I think this is a good option for people who mainly prioritize carb reduction and don't mind adding extra prep time (80 or so plus minutes for two batches of plain rice). Just be prepared for some trial and error in the beginning, extra time cleaning it up and plan to be in the kitchen cooking longer if you're making larger batches.

Straight out of the box wouldn't work. Nothing about this is fair. Dont buy. Waste of money. Absolute junk