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Size: 10-Cup
Style: Cooker & Warmer
Features
- Capacity Up to 10 cups uncooked rice / 1.8 liter
- Pressurized Cooking and Steaming: Promotes gelatinization and produces sticky and plump rice Automatically selects from 3 pressure levels according to the menu selected Utilizes 4 different pressure settings to perfect variety of textures Applies pressure at the end during steaming to burn off excess moisture for best cooking results
- Advanced fuzzy logic technology with AI (Artificial Intelligence): AI technology learns and adjusts the cooking cycle to get perfect results
- Included components: Pressure Induction Heating Rice Cooker, Rice Spatula, Self-Standing Spatula Holder, and Measuring Cup
- Made in Japan
Description
The Zojirushi Pressure Induction Heating (IH) Rice Cooker & Warmer with superior induction heating (IH) technology efficiently provides high heat and prepares flawless rice every time. Available in a 5.5-Cup capactiy as well as a 10-Cup capacity. Advanced fuzzy logic technology with AI (Artificial Intelligence): AI technology “learns” and adjusts the cooking cycle to get perfect results. Rice cooker has a detachable and washable stainless steel inner lid, and an easy-to-clean flat interior as well as an easy-to-clean elegant clear coated stainless steel exeterior. Measuring cup, spatula, and spatula holder are included with the rice cooker.
Brand: Zojirushi
Capacity: 10 Cups
Product Dimensions: 14.62"D x 12"W x 9.75"H
Power Source: Corded Electric
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash
Brand Name: Zojirushi
Included Components: Rice cooker, spatula, self-standing spatula holder, measuring cup
Model Name: NW-JEC18BA
Model Number: NW-JEC18BA
Manufacturer: Zojirushi
Part Number: NW-JEC18BA
Color: Black
Power Source: Corded Electric
Other Special Features of the Product: Programmable
Wattage: 700 watts
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash
Material: Plastic
Lid Material: stainless
Capacity: 10 Cups
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 14.62"D x 12"W x 9.75"H
Item Weight: 16 ounces
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Size: 5.5-Cup
Style: Cooker & Warmer
I have always loved rice and with takeout prices what they are today, I’ve been looking for a way to make takeout rice at home. My wife always had a box of Minute Rice in the kitchen, and I always hated that taste and texture. For most of my life, I’ve settled for inferior methods of cooking rice. Believe me, I’ve been all over the internet, watching videos of people telling me how easy it is to make rice. It seemed no matter what we tried, the rice always came out sticky and with an inferior chew texture. At some point, I learned that there are different kinds of rice that I should be using and that you needed to WASH YOUR RICE before cooking. Clearly I had much to learn! Next, I graduated to an Instant Pot, but as it turns out, there is no such thing as an appliance that acts like a Swiss Army knife on your kitchen counter! You can’t be everything to everyone. Yes, the Instant Pot is good for a lot of things, but when it comes to making rice, you NEED a rice cooker if you don’t want the headaches associated with making rice the old fashioned way. If you want to find out how to make a great pizza, ask an Italian. If you want to learn how to make great BBQ, ask a Texan. And if you want to figure out how to make great rice, look no further than the great people of Japan! I don’t claim to understand the strange sorcery that the Zojirushi uses over similar products claiming to be able to make rice just as easy…but there is NO doubt that the Zojirushi does it better than anything I’ve ever used to cook rice. I don’t know how, but I landed on the Zojirushi brand and boy am I ever glad I did. I am seriously hooked on this machine! Yes…it’s expensive. Someone else already said it, but this particular model is the Ferrari of rice cookers (no doubt). The quality of rice that it outputs is better than any takeout I can ever remember. I mix 1 cup Jasmine and 1 cup Basmati rice and wash vigorously / thoroughly under cool water for about 5 minutes or until the starch is gone and the water runs clear. Do NOT skip this step! I put the rice in and fill the water up to the 2-cup line in the insert. Close it up and set the timer for when I want to eat the rice. The machine turns on when it needs to and finishes at exactly the time I requested it. Fluff and serve, it’s amazing. It reheats leftover rice to perfection as well. The device is fairly simple to clean, just basically rinse under a faucet and air dry. The machine comes w/ clear instructions to both get you started and long term care. They do NOT recommend you cook anything but rice in this cooker. They also recommend that you NOT mix with other ingredients w/ the rice (i.e. protein, veggies, etc…). Apparently the digital logic in the machine is monitoring its contents based on the rice that you put in the machine. So if you add something other than rice, then the machine can’t guarantee it does its job properly (that’s my guess anyways). You will want to plan accordingly. This machine does NOT make rice in a short period. My 2-cups of jasmine/basmati mixed rice takes around 55 minutes to be completed. Add in the 5-10 minutes of prep to WASH your wash. For us, the extra time is a small price to pay for the quality of rice you get in the end. You can’t rush quality. You could prep all of this in the morning and set a timer for it to ready later in the day, no problem. Your rice will not turn out mushy just because it’s been sitting in the inner pot w/ water all day. Rice does not work that way. To re-heat rice, you just pile your leftover rice in the middle of the inner pot, do NOT add additional water, close it up and select the re-heat function on the machine. Perfect leftover rice in about 6-8 minutes. We now eat rice at a minimum of twice a week whereas before it was maybe twice a month (at best). Last night, I commented to my wife about how I thought the rice actually out-starred the protein I served it with. If you love rice, and you can afford it, buy it! You will not regret it. My only wish is that it had a retractable extension cord like some of the other Zojirushi rice cookers as this one does not.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024 by evh347
Size: 10-Cup
Style: Cooker & Warmer
First, I will start off by saying that I was sent the wrong rice cooker by Amazon. I originally ordered the Zojirushi NW-JEC18BA 10-cup Rice Cooker but received the smaller Zojirushi NW-JEC10BA 5.5-cup Rice Cooker instead. Because they look so similar, I didn't notice this until after my first use. But upon discovering this, I decided that the 5.5-cup model will suit 95% of my needs for a family of 3 that might host larger gatherings a few times a year. I did reach out to Amazon to discuss and correct the mistake. This does not impact the review of the product itself, but I wanted to bring it up for awareness. I originally was going for the larger model because: 1) the 5.5-cup was out of stock, 2) the price between the two lead me to believe the 10-cup would be a better value, 3) it would be useful to have a larger capacity for the few times I host large gatherings. When people say that the smaller model should be more than enough for most situations, they are not kidding. Anyways, enough about that, you want to know about the rice cooker and how the rice turned out. The product arrived well packaged. The rice cooker looks and feels very high quality. The new design gives a very modern look that is appealing. For those that leave their rice cooker out all the time, they might appreciate this new aesthetic. Instructions are straight forward and the buttons and display are easy to read and use. The included rice paddle is very well made, rice did not stick to it. My only complaint in the "looks and feel" department is the power cord is thick, making it very stiff to bend/flex, and it is not removable (adding some challenges for storage). Another positive experience is the rice cooker is very easy to clean after using it. It also has a self cleaning mode to help keep the lid/vents clean, minimizing/preventing odors from developing over time. Prior to this rice cooker, I have been using a 6qt InstantPot (Duo60) to cook rice in the past couple of years. Prior to that, I was using a cheap Aroma rice cooker with a glass lid. The InstantPot replaced the Aroma when it started to die and I thought it would make for a good multi-purpose appliance. While it did a great job on a lot of things, I always struggled with it to get good rice. Even after a lot of research, tweaks, and swapping out to a non-stick pot (which greatly helps), my results were still inconsistent and mediocre at best. I typically cook basmati, jasmine, and calrose. I've cooked with it twice so far, cooking calrose rice using the umami setting (a 4 cup batch and a 3 cup batch). It certainly takes a lot longer to cook rice than my InstantPot, but I guess you can't rush perfection. 75 some odd minutes later, rice is done and it plays its happy tune (see attached video). It is very helpful that will tell you how much time is left until the rice is done, allowing you to better plan the other parts of your meal that you may be cooking to go with it. The rice had a beautiful glisten to it, fluffed nicely, and wasn't sticky/gummy. In the words of my almost 11 year old daughter when she ate the rice, "This rice is life changing!" I would have to agree. The whole batch turned out great! No burnt patches, not dried out, not gummy, fluffy, great flavor, nice texture, slight sweetness, and the leftover rice reheated very well (even made for good fried rice nearly a week later). The rice was no longer just a side item to serve with the main part of the meal. It was good enough to stand on its own. I am looking forward to seeing how my basmati and jasmine rice turn out. All in all, I am extremely happy with my purchase. Is it expensive? Yes. Is it one more appliance to take up room in my kitchen that I need to make room for? Yes. Do I need to now work better at planning ahead and start my rice sooner? Yes. But does it deliver the goods and is worth the price of admission? Definitely, above and beyond my expectations!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2022 by VirtualMirage
Size: 5.5-Cup
Style: Cooker & Warmer
This is a first use review. The instructions were simple. I cooked 3 cups of Koshihikari rice, and it came out absolutely perfect. My old rice cooker died so I decided to shell out for the best. My old one never came close to the perfection of my new Zojirushi. While it is most prohibitively expensive it can be worth it especially if you buy the extended warranty. Update 1 month: I used it 2-3 times a week for my Koshihikari 🍚. It is spot on every single time whether I'm making one cup or four. I can't believe I waited do long to buy a Zojirushi. I pined for one for nigh on a decade. I couldn't be happier with it. Oh, and i absolutely have my own rice is ready dance to go with the music. Update 1 year: Still the best rice cooker I've ever had. The measurements on the inside of the pot/bowl are becoming illegible as they fade with each cleaning. I only use piping hot water and a sponge to clean it so I don't know why this happened.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025 by Phillip
Size: 5.5-Cup
Style: Cooker & Warmer
As an avid home cook, I've found this rice cooker to be a game-changer in the kitchen. The pressure induction heating technology consistently produces perfectly cooked rice with excellent texture and flavor. Whether cooking white, brown, or mixed rice, the results are always impressive. The multiple cooking settings are particularly useful. The GABA brown rice setting, which activates beneficial nutrients, has become a favorite in our health-conscious household. The umami setting, which soaks and steams the rice longer, brings out a noticeably richer flavor in white rice. The keep-warm function is highly effective, maintaining the rice's quality for hours without drying out or overcooking. This feature is especially convenient for busy families or when entertaining. While the cooker is on the pricier side, its durability and consistent performance justify the investment for rice enthusiasts. The non-stick inner pot is easy to clean, and the detachable inner lid allows for thorough cleaning. One minor drawback is the cooking time, which can be longer than simpler rice cookers. However, the superior results make the wait worthwhile.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025 by Chi Hoang
Size: 5.5-Cup
Style: Cooker & Warmer
After a couple of uses, I've found the product genuinely produces slightly better cooked rice than other rice cookers I've owned. But I can't say the slight improvement is worth the 3-4x higher price than those other products. The device feels premium, the instructions are clear, and it's easy to clean. A couple annoyances are that the screen is not backlit and can be difficult to read, the electrical cord is thick and not removable, and the finish of the black cover is very vulnerable to micro scratches and swirl marks. After a single wipe with a wash cloth, I immediately saw swirl marks resembling a car that has gone through 100 automatic washes. My biggest concern is it only comes with a standard 1-year warranty. I would expect it to be much longer, in the range of 5+ years, if Zojirushi has the confidence to charge such a premium price for a product thats only function is to make rice. I took a gamble, and it's yet to be seen if I'll regret it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2026 by Nate
Size: 10-Cup
Style: Cooker & Warmer
Ok first off this is a very expensive rice cooker, for most people something much cheaper will do. The last rice cooker I had was same brand just a much cheaper model for around 150.00 and it really did do a great job compared to anything else I had. I used it for 6 to 7 years and other than the bottom of the pot getting a little crispy it was great. Now this one on the other hand when you get it to a setting you like being it a little firm or more soft you get the same results every time. I have used a little too much water, or to little many times and the machine adjusts to give the same results each time. It's all very evenly cooked and no crusty bottom of the pan. I have had it over a year now and have never gotten poor results. Will it make your rice magically taste better, nope. But it will give you very consistent results with no wasted rice. Now is it really worth 400 to 500 more than the cheaper models. That is really up to you to decide. Rice is pretty cheap so wasting a bit like the bottom of the pan really shouldn't be a big deal. Also I am sure you can try other ways to help reduce the waste. After talking to a friend who use to be a chef when I told him how much I paid he explained that he has spent that much just on a good knife not even a set of knifes so it really ends up to be what your individual standards are more than anything. You want the newest and best of the best then you don't need to look any farther. So far for the year I have had this machine I have no regrets.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2023 by Anthony
Size: 5.5-Cup
Style: Cooker & Warmer
For years I thought a rice cooker was a total waste of money. Why would I need one when I’m perfectly capable of cooking rice in a pot on my stovetop? A month or so ago I bought Purple Rice (aka Black Rice, Forbidden Rice). It is delicious but takes an hour on the stovetop. The package has instructions for cooking it in an Instant Pot and also Rice Cooker instructions. I got an Instant Pot and tried it. Cooked up the same time when you add in heating time and steam release time, and quality was the same as stovetop method. Got this Zojirushi (I have the Zoji Virtuoso Plus bread maker and love it). We tried GABA Brown Jasmine Rice last night and WOW! Creamy and delicious! My husband said that it’s the best rice he’s ever had. We used the timer function to put McCann’s Steel Cut Oats on last night, and at 7:00 AM this morning the lovely “done cooking” tune played and once again we were wowed by the quality of the food. I’ve eaten McCann’s Steel Cut Oats since I was a very little child and my Irish grandmother cooked them overnight in the oven. This was a whole next level of texture and taste. I’m a complete convert and can’t wait to cook more with this amazing machine. Oh, and it’s very easy to use, with simple cleaning.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2025 by napria
Size: 10-Cup
Style: Cooker & Warmer
I bought this 1.8; Zojirushi IH/Pressure Rice Cooker as a result of my Zojirushi IH 1.0l Rice Cooker sometimes being a bit small for how much rice I needed to make. I went with this one instead of the larger sized Zojirushi IH model because I wanted to have the “pressure’ component as well as the IH option. I will say that this rice cooker is very expensive compared to the larger IH model, but overall I am very glad that I got it. The pressure option created plump, fluffy, wonderful rice every single time. It’s got a really nice handle on it which makes it much easier to get hold of and move around since it is a bit heavy as well. The inner pan is extremely well made and much thicker metal than the IH one is (which is also very well made) CONS: VISIBILITY: The Control Panel readout is AWFUL to see because it just isn’t backlit well at all…this is totally different than my other one which is super easy to read, but also made differently. I have to have a flashlight to be able to see what I am programming. I think for the price that Zojirushi needs to consider updating this portion of the cooker. CLEANING: This is much more labor intensive to clean because of the pressure components. Nothing you can do about that if you want this as an option, but it is good to be aware of ahead of time. Overall, if you want a top of the line rice cooker and neither cleaning time nor expense is an issue then this is definitely the best one you can pick for wonderfully cooked rice. We definitely recommend it!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2024 by Amy C