Two-pound bags of Nishiki rice can range from $5 to $9, depending on where it is purchased. I was looking for an alternative that was cheaper, and in bulk. The texture and glutinous quality is similar. This is a life saver for people who do not prefer dry rice, or who like authentic east Asian dishes. I don't have to give up on my asperations of starting an onigiri business anymore!

The price is good

Great price

Bought this many times and again, it taste very good and resonable price to pay.

I placed an order from Sam's Club and received a 25 lb bag of rice on May 12th, 2026. Upon arrival, I noticed the 'Best By' date was April 13th, 2026, meaning the product was already a month past its expiration date when it was delivered. Receiving outdated inventory, especially in bulk sizes, is incredibly disappointing and unacceptable.

I like this rice for almost everything. The price has been right but if they raise it I will buy it elsewhere.

there's a lot of crap that I still find after cooking the rice despite how many times I'd wash before cooking it, I really want to return it. Please save your money. Don't buy this brand

The last two bags I bought had a lot of black I'm truly not sure what to call them. Has anyone had this happen to them? I'll send a picture when i make some rice.

Good rice for Hawaii

Perfect sushi rice