SEKKA Extra Fancy Medium Grain white Rice - Japanese Premium quality uncooked Rice | Milled Rice, Sweet and Chewy | Low Fat, Perfect for Authentic Asian Cuisine, 15 lb -(Pack of 1)

My wife loves medium grain rice. I decided to give this brand a try. I am now making the 2nd purchase. This will be the number one choice for us moving forward. Easy to cook, good flavor and excellent to mix into other dishes. I enjoy sticky rice since I enjoy using chop sticks. My wife enjoys using it for all of her Puerto Rican dishes. Do not hesitate to give this one a try.

I have had cheap rice bought conveniently at my local super market because i work a lot and don't want to go to whole foods on the weekend because its my weekend. The 9-5ers knows exactly what i mean. Then i started looking around on Amazon and found all these great options. I started with Nishiki and it blew me away and this is also great too. It's very good as it is but even better with some Chinese food. Sekka is truly fancy premium rice. Only 150 per serving and majority of rice are 160 per serving (1/4 cup)

My roommate and I always choose this brand! It’s the best!

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I never really viewed white rice as something you even looked at different vendors for until about 9 years ago. Up to that point, I just assumed rice was rice, because it all tasted the same to me. Then a mate turned me on to this stuff, and I realized my entire rice-eating life had been a lie. To this day, I can't tell you WHAT, exactly, makes this rice better than the others, but I can pick it out in a blind taste test every time and, these days, if you try serving me something like Uncle Ben's, my mouth rejects it as inedible.Over the years since, I've tried all manner of "gourmet" rices from our local Asian markets, that I've found on Amazon, etc. Some more expensive, some less....but I keep coming back to Sekka. The value proposition has dipped over the years - what used to be a 20 pound bag is now 15, and what used to be $20 is now $30, but it's still worth it to me.What can I say? I learned I'm a rice snob.

I love this rice but have found that it cooks best on the stove as opposed to an instant pot. I cook rice often and use different varieties. It is great for sticky rice.

I've been trying to find reasonably priced Japanese rice on Amazon and I think we found it in this. It's very soft and sticky rice like what you get served in Japan. My jwife approves. ✌️please excuse the sloppy photo.