Gas rice cookers cook the biggest batches, about 110 cups of cooked rice, and the faster ones finish in under half an hour. They need a gas connection and space under a hood, and a flame-failure or pilot safety valve that shuts the gas off if the flame goes out. Burner input varies widely: a 35,000 BTU cooker finishes a batch far sooner than a 14,000 BTU one.
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- Town RM-55N-R Gas Rice Cooker#1 of 3Full review
A fast, fully listed 110-cup gas cooker for high-volume restaurants. It usually costs less than the Thunder Group unit.
Amazon $799.90$799.90110 cups34,600 BTU/hrNSF, ETL - Thunder Group RER55ASN Gas Rice Cooker#2 of 3Full review
A Rinnai-built gas cooker for kitchens cooking rice by the hundred servings. It cooks the biggest batch here.
Amazon $919.88$919.88110 cups35,000 BTU/hrNSF, CSA - Avantco GRC110 Gas Rice Cooker#3 of 3Full review
The cheapest way to a 110-cup gas batch, for far less than the Rinnai and Town units. It is far slower, so it suits kitchens that cook ahead.
Amazon $443$443110 cups14,000 BTU/hrETL
