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Tiger IH Pressure Rice Cooker - 10 Cups (JPK-G18A)

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Original price $849.00
Original price $849.00 - Original price $849.00
Original price $849.00
Current price $719.00
$719.00 - $719.00
Current price $719.00

Tiger IH Pressure Rice Cooker - 10 Cups (JPK-G18A)

The JPK-G18A is the large-capacity version of Tiger's flagship rice cooker in Australia, combining induction heating with true pressure cooking. Pressure lifts the boiling temperature above what an ordinary cooker can reach, and that extra heat draws out noticeably more sweetness and softness from the rice — if you know you want pressure, this is what it delivers. In our experience its pressure gasket rarely needs replacing, a routine maintenance cost on many pressure cookers. It cooks portions as small as a single cup — rare flexibility in a 10-cup cooker.

The 20-menu spread is unusually deep: beyond rice, congee and soup, it ferments and bakes bread, and bakes cakes — few rice cookers offer anything close. Pressure cookers are normally the most tedious to clean, so the built-in steam self-clean cycle matters: one press, and it steams the pot and parts clean to prevent odours. Also available in a 5.5-cup size (JPK-G10A).

What's Included

  • 1 x JPK-G18A Rice Cooker
  • 1 x 5-Layer Ceramic Coated Inner Pot
  • 1 x Rice Scoop
  • 1 x Soup Ladle
  • 1 x Measuring Cup (180ml)
  • 1 x Australian Power Cord & Plug

Pairs with: JPK-G Series Replacement Inner Pot — keep a spare on hand to cook congee or soup while your rice pot is in use, or to swap in when the ceramic coating eventually wears.

 

Key Features

  • Advanced Pressure & IH Technology: The combination of induction heating and pressure cooking brings out the maximum sweetness and texture from each grain of rice.
  • 5-Layer Ceramic Coated Inner Pot: The innovative inner pot provides excellent heat distribution and features a durable, healthy ceramic non-stick coating.
  • 20 Versatile Menu Settings: Includes extensive presets for Plain, Premium, Quick, Sushi, Long-Grain, Multigrain, Brown, GABA Brown, Porridge, and Soup, plus unique Bread Fermentation, Bread Bake, and Cake functions.
  • Self-Cleaning Function: A convenient menu setting that uses steam to clean the inner pot and parts, helping to prevent mould and unwanted odours.
  • SAA Approved for Australia: Fully certified for safety and includes a compatible Australian power cord and plug.
  • Made in Japan: Expertly engineered and manufactured in Japan, ensuring high quality and long-lasting performance.

A Note on Pressure Cooking

Because this cooker operates under pressure, the lid locks during cooking — you cannot open it mid-cycle to stir or add ingredients. Steam also releases under pressure: keep hands and face clear of the steam vent, and follow the user guide when opening the lid after cooking.

Care Instructions

  • Unusually for a pressure cooker, the inner pot, steam cap, and inner lid are all dishwasher safe. For best longevity, hand wash the inner pot with a soft sponge.
  • Wipe the exterior of the cooker body with a damp cloth. Do not submerge.

About Tiger Corporation

Founded in Osaka, Japan in 1923, Tiger Corporation has a long history of manufacturing high-quality vacuum flasks and consumer electronics. As a leading brand in Japan, Tiger is renowned for its reliable and innovative rice cookers, water boilers, and other small home appliances that are designed to improve everyday life.

Specifications

Brand Tiger
Model JPK-G18A (AU Version)
Rice Capacity 1.8 L / 10 cups
Heating Method Pressure + Induction Heating (IH)
Dimensions Approx. 28.8 x 40.7 x 24.4 cm
Weight 6.6 kg
Power 1210W (230-240V)
Colour Black
Certification SAA Certified
Country of Origin Made in Japan

User Guide

Download the official user guide for this model.

Good to Know

All rice cookers we stock are Australian 240V models sold with local warranty — not grey imports.

Size: capacity is measured in cups of uncooked rice. A 1-cup or 3-cup cooker suits singles and couples, a 5.5-cup feeds a household of 3–5, and a 10-cup suits larger families or batch cooking.

Heating: base-heat models are simple and affordable, induction (IH) heats more evenly for noticeably better rice, and IH pressure models are the top tier — softer, sweeter rice and better brown rice. Not sure which? Read Induction vs conventional rice cookers.

More guides: Which rice cooker is best for you? · Does your rice cooker take too long to cook? · All manuals

Shipping with Care
  • Origin: Shipped from our Sydney store.
  • Speed: Sent within 1–2 business days.
  • Carrier: Australia Post, with Express Post available at checkout.
  • Packing: Securely packed and insured against damage in transit.
  • Shipping: Free for orders over $99 (NSW) or $149 (rest of Australia).