MyMini 5-inch Noodle Cooker, Ramen Cooker, & Electric Hot Pot, Blackberry

I am absolutely obsessed over this mini hot pot. There is only one setting, however I've already made breakfast, eggs, and pancakes, sausage links, and I've warmed up lo mein. It even fits in my lunch bag for easy heat up not having to wait for or use the microwave.

This is tiny but easy to use. Noodles is a favourite but it is used for much more. My eight year old is helping herself with this and doesn't need assistance to make small meals like oatmeal, wheat cereal, she even cooks a hot dog cut up with veggies sometimes. It's just enough for one serving so would have to take turns if more than one person. At this time mine is already well used maybe even overused that i am considering getting an extra. So far it's been safe to use, no problems. No on or off switch though just plug in or out.

Ingot two of these because my granddaughter loves ramen noodles. I love that we can set them on the table, use the skillet to cook meats and add all kinds of things to the pot. It's a fantastic item. I ended up sending one home with her because she is so adept at using it.

This is a great little cooker to have at work or for travel. I took mine on vacation last year because our condo kitchenette didn't have a cooktop, I was able to cook my eggs and toast and english muffin in this little beauty and have a hot breakfast! It's nice at work to warm something up NOT in the microwave.

Handy little appliance for a single person. I hate that the ramen does not fit in the pot. The ramen had to be broken into four pieces and jammed in the pot. The interior coating seems to be wearing away. I wish the cooking surface was a little larger.

I bought this for my husband. His job has him on the road, staying in motels. He tries to eat healthy so no Grub Hub, he cooks his meals. He side, "for what it is, it's great. You're not going to make a Thanksgiving meal for 20, but it does the job for one".

This is described as being for cooking ramen, but the detachable pot is TINY, is FAR TOO SHALLOW for a full serving of ramen; and the heated receptacle it fits into isn't much bigger. Yes, it gets hot, but it's a TOY, and NOT CAPABLE of performing its described purpose. It also lacks any kind of on/off switch, and to stop the cooking cycle it must be physically unplugged from the power receptacle, which is a pain. NOT recommended.

The pan arrived bent, which makes it so that the lid doesn't sit inside the pan like it should. According to the instructions, when the red light goes off on the MyMini, it is ready to cook, but the light never went off even though it was clear that it was hot. This could be useful if it didn't arrive damaged.

this is the most ridiculous thing that I've ever seen that called itself a noodle (and assorted other things) cooker. it won't even hold a 23¢ pack of ramen. "can cook noodles" What? I bought on line so I couldn't see how small it is. it's like something for the Barbie playhouse. it could cook a Krystal or White Castle burger on the grill, that's the size of it. don't waste your time unless you're cooking leftovers after 90% of the meal is gone. if I gave it to a homeless person, they'd plug it up to light a cigarette. obviously, I'm returning in the package brand new. don't say "what do you expect for $15?" you can get a full size hotpot for that - which is what I thought I was getting. sorry, I didn't bring out a tape measure to see how big 5 inches is (I surely don't know that.haha). don't buy, this is my first return in 5 years. it's not the $15, it's that I won't let that company get away with a product like this portrayed as something else. thanks for reading, it was worth it, I know.

You'd think a ramen cooker would be big enough to cook a packet of ramen, but you'd be wrong. It's okay if you want to cook a single egg, but it fails completely at its main function. They literally only needed to make it half an inch larger, but they didn't.