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Your cart is empty.The Tiger JKT-D10U advanced rice cooker uses state-of-the-art Induction Heating Technology to provide heat equally around the entire inner pot. This Tiger rice cooker advanced heating system features a 1.5mm 3-layer ceramic coated inner pot that helps cook more evenly, producing fluffier rice. This rice cooker inner pot also has two handles making it easier to carry and clean. With minimal preparation and the press of a button, Tiger's Automatic Cooking Logic rice cooker system actively monitors cooking temperatures to create the perfect meal. The JKT-D10U Tiger rice cooker can cook up to 5.5 cups of dried rice at a time. This Tiger rice cooker has synchro-controlled settings including Plain/White Rice, Premium Cooking, Quick Cooking, Express-Limited Cups, Multigrain Rice, Long-Grain Rice, Brown Rice, GABA Brown Rice, Porridge, Mixed/Sweet Rice, Slow Cook, and Cake Bake controls. This advanced rice cooker features an Express Menu setting that can cook a limited amount of white rice as fast as 17 minutes. It also features a convenient Keep-Warm function that will allow you to keep the rice warm for up to 24 hours, a detachable steam cap and inner lid which makes cleaning this rice cooker easy, and a beautiful silver black outer design that makes this rice cooker the perfect cooking accessory for any kitchen.
David
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
I finally received the Tiger brand rice cooker I ordered today. I am very satisfied with it after testing it. I have used it for eight years and the Tiger brand has retired. Before the Tiger brand came, I could only use a gas cooker to cook rice. I saw this Taoci inner pot on Amazon and then I firmly chose this rice cooker! However, the delivery process was delayed by three days. Accidents sometimes happen, but I don’t mind. Thank you!
The Honest Reviewer
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
I am always torn between Tiger and Zojirushi. But I've decided to stick to Tiger since I dislike the sound of how Zojirushi rice ready works. Been using it for sometime. It is still as good. I have been using Tiger brand for decades. My old rice cooker still works after 10 years, but the inner bowl was scratched heavily, and I could no longer find replacement due to obsolete. So I've come to decide to get a new one. Otherwise I would keep my old rice cooker. Tiger is durable, last for years. Worth the investment to get a good one.
Jackson Chang
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 15, 2024
The product I received is made for USA with AC 110/120 volt input, so the product can not be directly used in plugging the AC220/240 volt in UK. I am very curious why there is no clear instructions or warnings to advise user to adjust the voltage difference. It's really a strange sales approach. It's inevitable that when I plugged in the AC power in UK to cause the product failure immediately.
Shen Tao
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2024
Is there anything worse than receiving a defective product and then being unable to return it? We purchased a Tiger rice cooker in June, but since we were traveling, we had a friend receive it on our behalf. By the time we returned home, it was already past the 30-day return window. When we finally opened the fully intact packaging and plugged it in, the rice cooker immediately displayed an error message.We contacted the manufacturer, and they insisted that we must send it in for repair, even though all we did was plug it in! We reached out to the seller to explain the situation, but their attitude was extremely dismissive. They didn’t even bother to respond to our requests until Amazon's customer service intervened. Once Amazon got involved, the seller simply stated that they wouldn’t accept returns or exchanges after 30 days.If we had misused the product or were simply dissatisfied with its functionality, we would understand that we should return it within the 30-day window. But when we receive a completely unusable, defective product, the seller's response is utterly unacceptable. We will never purchase from this seller again.
Shopper
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 11, 2024
Product cannot be used without a step-up converter because the voltage of the product is 120V.
B. Elmore
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024
As my title says, I've owned 3 different Zojirushi rice cookers and this one is my favorite so far. In fairness, this is the highest end one that I've purchased and the first one that was an induction cooker. My last Zojirushi (YAC10) was somewhat of a disappointment. Somehow the Quick Rice setting stopped working properly after a year or so. The coating on the pot also started failing in that time -- first, it started "bubbling" and then flaking off in my food. A replacement pot is $62.I opted to buy this Tiger cooker instead. The controls are straight forward and practically identical to the Zojirushis. So far, I've only used it to make long grain white rice and the results are outstanding. Although its rice isn't a "night and day" improvement over my previous Zojirushi Micom/Fuzzy Logic cookers, it is definitely an incremental improvement. The rice is fluffy and perfectly cooked -- truly restaurant quality.It doesn't have an "extended keep warm" setting, which concerned me at first, but it doesn't seem to make a difference. Rice can be kept in the cooker for multiple days, albeit it's best when it's freshly cooked.One reason that I chose the Tiger over the Zojirushi was because of its pot. It's still has a non-stick coating, but instead of an aluminum pot, it has a ceramic one and its coating seems more robust.The other reason is the price. The Tiger was cheaper than similar offerings from Zojirushi. Based on my experience, I can't see any reason why I'd opt for the latter. In fact, even if they were the same price, I'd lean towards the Tiger after the experience with Zojirushi's poor quality non-stick coating.
R. Greene
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2024
Let me first say why I chose this one over the baby Elephant brand that plays musical tunes when you use it. I actually ordered one of those first, the latest (black square one). And I was not impressed with the soft coating on the cooking pot. I gouged it with my fingernail just taking it out of the box. There is no way I was going to trust that to last over time. So I started looking for cookers with a ceramic hard coated cooking pot and ran across this one. I like the size of the cooker, the big orange display, it has plenty of cooking modes. I was most interested in Gabba brown and Quinoa which it does not have a setting for. I heard plain white should work just fine. I like that you can slow cook with it, and the Cake function, I may try out of curiosity to see how it works. When you start the cooking timer the fan starts immediately. It’s not noisy but it does not seem to be sensor controlled. (Update, depending on the program the fan will speed up and slow down. So it is sensor controlled). Everything is easy to clean and take apart. My first batch of rice was 2 cups of Jasmine. I used the long grain setting and it was done in about 25 minutes. Much quicker than I expected, and it turned out great. Better than any stove top rice I have ever made. Nothing stuck together and it broke apart easily when stirred. I used to have a cheap Aroma cooker that would always burn the bottom of the rice. To say that this is an upgrade is a major understatement. A few things to note, the top lid plate is Teflon coated, which I wish it was stainless. However there is another model in the same family that has a non coated lid. I ordered one for the model JKT-B10U hoping that they are interchangeable. Once that comes in I will update my review with my findings. Also this model does not come with a steam tray, which I find odd. I think it should have come with one. Overall I am very satisfied with my purchase and look forward to trying all of its features for many years to come. And the timer function is awesome.Update: The JKT-B10U top plate is 100% comparable. I still wish there was a stainless steel option. But you can at least “pick your poison”. Teflon or untreated aluminum.
Linda W.
Reviewed in Canada on October 30, 2023
Very impressive! Easy to use and works perfectly!
yadira montoya
Reviewed in Mexico on October 13, 2023
Arroz japonés queda con un agradable sabor y textura
R C
Reviewed in Canada on January 25, 2023
Makes rice perfect each time and I love the non-toxic ceramic inner pot.
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