Customer Reviews for Ninja - MultiPot XL 12-in-1 DualZone Multicooker - Vista Green
Customer Rating
5
Makes Cooking Two Dishes at Once So Easy
on September 9, 2026
Posted by: Kp15
from Ashland MA
Gender:Male
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used this dual-zone cooker to make sambar, potatoes, pasta, dal, rice, and chickpeas, and everything turned out great. I tried both the small and large pots, including using both small pots at the same time to cook dal and rice separately. I love being able to cook two different foods at once. It makes meal preparation much easier, and the cooker automatically turns off when cooking is complete. It also has multiple cooking options. So far, I have tried the Pasta, Slow Cook, Rice, and Keep Warm settings, and they all work amazingly well. There are still many more options I’m excited to try!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love how convenient this is because everything comes in one place, so I don’t need to use extra cutlery. It makes things much easier and less messy, especially when I’m on the go.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently started a new job which is a bit far than my place, and I haven’t had the time to cook at home at all, recently I made rice and lentils together in the desperate container in the Ninja Dual zone multicooker, and the food was literally ready in under 30 mins!! Literally the best purchase ever!!! Saves so much time and and I can cook so many things as it has so many options for every type of cooking!!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am so impressed with the Ninja MultiPot XL 12-in-1 Multicooker. It has dual zone technology so I can actually prepare two different items (two different ways) at the same time. I can prepare noodles on one side and my sauce or vegetables, etc on the other .. wow! It also has easy to detach dual lids which work great when I only need to stir or check on one side.
When I want to prepare a larger dish, I can just remove the two 3.3 qt pots and use the larger 7.5 qt single pot. I recently used this to make stuffed hot pepper soup and it worked amazingly. It browned the sausage, sautéed the vegetables and finished all in the one pot. The recipe called for a ton of cheese and I had no problem with any sticking to the pan and it cleaned in a breeze.
I found the MultiPot easy to operate. It is very simple to switch from using the “single side zones” to the “megazone” larger pot with just a push of buttons. And with a turn of the dial, I can choose between slow cook, steam, sear/saute, stir-fry, shallow-fry, hot pot and more. It is a great time saver and my new favorite way to prepare meals. ❤️
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The new addition to my kitchen! I cook 4-5 times a week, so having a reliable and multifunctional appliance is extremely important to me. The Ninja Multicooker has multiple functions in one device: hot pot, steam, slow cook, sous vide and baking . The large capacity pot allows to cook family meals , while 2 smaller pots are great for cooking 2 dishes at once. The set up and operation are straightforward, and cleaning just take a few minutes. I am looking forward to cooking more delicious meals for my family and friends.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] overall happy with it so far. We use it mostly right now to cook rice, and it does that fairly well. We are having to adjust to how much water to put in it when we do so, since it is not a typical rice cooker bowl, and its large volume has made us typically overshoot how much water to put in it. Not a big deal, as it is part of the learning curve, but it is something to note. It is very easy to take the lids and pots on and off and put them in the dishwasher, so that has been a big plus. We used to make bulgogi beef, and it overcooked the meat a bit because the recipe, in our opinion, called for 5 minutes too long, and the beef was not as tender. We personally love how it looks in the kitchen, but we are having a small inconvenience finding good counter space for it since we don't want to put it where our microwave is, and it gets shoved to the corner of the kitchen, and one of the lids can't open all the way. Not a product error of any kind, just something to note for our usability, since maybe if the lids opened from the center outward instead of front to back, it might have solved that issue when placed against a tighter wall space.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think it's a great multicooker, and it's convenient and easy to use. I've mostly used it to slow cook meats, and bake cakes and breads, both of which it does very well. The lids and pots are a little difficult to deal with if your cabinets are low like mine are, but other than that it works great. The design is nice and the size is fine, it's big but it feels like it doesn't take up more space than it needs to. I haven't found much use for it for more everyday meals though (cooking spaghetti in it works fine for instance, but it's probably a little easier to just do it in a regular pot), and I don't see myself using the large pot until thanksgiving maybe.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve only had this for a week and have used it 3 times already. The multiple uses make it perfect for our small space and replaces our other appliances which we are now giving away to friends. The dual zone technology allows me to get dinner on the table more efficiently and get some time back in my day. Couldn’t recommend more.