"I love rice."

Translation: ご飯が大好きです。

[Readergirl52]

私も！ごはんはおいしいლ(´ڡ`ლ)

[Orion-the-Red]

Lol! It may be tasty but i don't feel full without meat!

[hypernofa]

Anything for the proteinn

[CamR4]

"Sukiyaki? More like daisukiyaki!"

[Nana.san]

あら、可愛い！

[briana.jones0110]

Can't I omit the ですat the end?

[Nush_W]

Yes you can, along with the 'Ga' in casual speech.

[Medusa747]

What about Goku? He's lovable too...

[ixdxkx]

「御飯が大好きです」is not accepted.
「ご飯が大好きです」is also not accepted.

[LaserDuck]

I think ごはん is mostly written as ご飯 and not 御飯, but 「ご飯が大好きです。」is not accepted anyway.

[BenJaguarM]

In a game I played, 大好き on its own was translated as "I love you". So, it appears that this can also be used for romantic love as well as general love of an item, eg. ラんプは大好き

[--Monalisa--]

ご飯が大好きです（gohan ga daisuki desu ）

[elizadeux]

Do you think they'd accept "I like it in a BIG way"?

[arfanikhsan]

ご飯　【ご。はん】　n Cooked rice; Meal

大好き　【だい。す。き】　an.adj Loveable; Very likeable; Like very much

[Fuseteam]

Isn't dai tsuki a bit much?

[Sergio199899]

It's pretty normal, like saying you love rice. Also, its Daisuki, not daitsuki.