★ Digital · 8 programmes 8.0 / 10 · Editorial score

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Reishunger Digital Mini: the digital rice cooker with 8 programmes & timer

Prices in euros from Amazon.de, as of 11 June 2026. Prices and availability may differ on Amazon.co.uk.

By Seydhan Cakmak · Editor-in-chief · Updated: · AI-translated from the German original

If you want more than rice but want to stay with a compact single size, the Reishunger Digital Mini Rice Cooker is the versatile middle way: 0.6 litres for one to three people, but with fuzzy logic control and eight programmes instead of just one button. Besides white rice you can cook wholegrain and sushi rice, congee (rice porridge), steam vegetables and even use a bake function, all via a digital display with a programmable timer, so the rice is ready on time in the morning or after work. The inner pot is ceramic-coated and removable, and a steaming insert, measuring cup and spatula are included. Honestly, the price of around 110 euros is high for 0.6 litres, the minimum fill quantity is relatively large (very small portions turn out less well), and because of the fuzzy logic cooking takes longer than with a simple one-button appliance. If you are looking for a compact, programmable all-rounder from a German rice brand, though, this is the right place.

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Built for 230 V and EU plugs. In the UK, use with a fused travel adapter; in the US, the device will not run on the 120 V mains.

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Reishunger Digital Mini Rice Cooker (0.6 L)

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Reishunger Digital Mini at a glance

In short: the Reishunger Digital Mini scores 8,0/10 in our single rice cooker review (from €110). Biggest strength: 8 programmes. Main compromise: high price for 0.6 L.

All specifications come from manufacturer data sheets and the Amazon catalogue and were cross-checked before publication. The rating is an editorial overall assessment based on this data; we do not trial products ourselves.

Reishunger Digital Mini: what works, what doesn't?

What works well

  • 8 programmes: white rice, wholegrain, sushi, porridge, steam, bake
  • Fuzzy logic cooking: better rice quality than one-button appliances
  • Programmable timer: rice on time for after work or the morning
  • Compact (0.6 L): versatility in single size

Points of criticism

  • High price for 0.6 L: around €110, a lot for the mini class
  • High minimum fill quantity: very small portions turn out less well
  • Longer cooking time: fuzzy logic needs more time than one-touch

Specifications in detail

Capacity0.6 L, up to 3 cups (1 to 3 people)
Power350 W
TechnologyFuzzy logic (7-phase cooking)
Programmes8: white rice, wholegrain, sushi, congee, crispy, steam, bake
Timeryes, programmable delay start
Steamer insertyes, steam programme + insert
Inner potCeramic coating, removable
Displaydigital
AccessoriesSteaming insert, measuring cup, rice spatula

What does it cost to run?

At a maximum of 350 W power draw, an hour of use at 35 ct/kWh (German electricity price) costs about 12 cents. That applies at full load; real cooking and working cycles usually run lower.

Calculation basis: 35 ct/kWh (German electricity price, 2026, rounded). Values from the manufacturer data sheet; actual costs depend on use and tariff.

Build quality & everyday use

What carries the Reishunger Digital Mini in everyday use: 8 programmes (white rice, wholegrain, sushi, porridge, steam, bake) and Fuzzy logic cooking (better rice quality than one-button appliances). We have to be honest about the weaknesses: high price for 0.6 L, since at around €110 it is a lot for the mini class.

If you set the device up to save space, make sure it stands on a stable, level surface with some air around it. This protects the mechanics and electronics in continuous use.

“Reishunger Digital Mini Rice Cooker (0.6 L): 8 programmes and fuzzy logic cooking, and the trade-off is the high price for 0.6 L. At 8.0/10 a fair deal from €110.”
The MiniHaushalt.de editorial team

Who is the Reishunger Digital Mini suited to? (buying advice)

Perfect for:

  • ✓Anyone who wants programmes & a timer
  • ✓Different rice types + porridge
  • ✓Compact but versatile

Less suitable for:

  • ✕Tight budget
  • ✕Anyone who only cooks mini portions
  • ✕Anyone who wants the simplest operation

Reishunger Digital Mini compared with alternatives

Head-to-head with the top alternatives from our single rice cookers comparison

Feature Reishunger Digital Mini Yum Asia Panda Mini Rommelsbacher MRK 500
Volume0.6 L0.63 L1.5 L
People1–31–31–4
TechnologyFuzzy logicAdv. fuzzy logicMicroprocessor
Programmes86 functions6
Steamer insertyesyesyes

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Frequently asked questions about the Reishunger Digital Mini

What can the Reishunger Digital Mini do that a simple rice cooker cannot?
Instead of just one cooking setting it offers eight programmes with fuzzy logic control: white rice, wholegrain rice, sushi rice, congee (porridge), a crispy function, steaming and even a bake function. A programmable timer comes on top. So you can cook different types of rice optimally, steam vegetables and pre-programme the rice, everything a one-button appliance cannot do.
Is the extra cost over a mechanical rice cooker worth it?
If you cook different types of rice, use programmes and a timer and care about even cooking results: yes. For plain everyday white rice, a cheap one-button appliance like the Russell Hobbs (from €18) will do too. The Reishunger Digital is mainly worth it for heavy users and anyone who really makes use of the versatility.
Reishunger Digital Mini or Yum Asia Panda: which is better?
Both are compact fuzzy logic rice cookers at a similar price. The Reishunger Digital offers eight clearly named programmes including a bake function and a German brand. The Yum Asia Panda has a thicker 5-layer ceramic pot and is considered slightly better still on pure rice quality. For more programme variety: Reishunger. For the best possible rice and pot quality: Yum Asia.
How small are the portions with the Reishunger Digital Mini?
At 0.6 litres it cooks for one to three people. The minimum fill quantity is relatively high, though, so very small single portions (one cup) turn out less than optimally. If you really only cook mini quantities for one person, you are better served by the 0.3 litre Reishunger Mini; the Digital is worth it once you use the programme variety.
8.0 / 10 · Digital · 8 programmes

Verdict: is the Reishunger Digital Mini worth it?

A solid option with a clear profile: if you can live with the high price for 0.6 L, from €110 you get mainly one thing: 8 programmes. It suits best: anyone who wants programmes & a timer.

If you want to compare alternatives, you will find detailed data and reviews on our single rice cookers comparison page.

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