Twelve Indica rice varieties/lines were used for studying the relationship among the grain size, grain yield components and quality both in the first and second rice crops. According to variance analysis, the varieties with different sizes of grain were not correlated with the grain yield significantly. The grain yield of the varieties with bigger grain size (ab. 29-30 grains/1000 grains) was not necessary higher than those varieties with smaller grain size, due to the former having lower panicle number per hill, grains per panicle or percentage of filled grain. The percentage of filled grains showed the most important factor to affect the grain yield. On the other hand, it was shown that the grain width was significantly positive correlated with the rate of brown rice and total milled rice, while thousand grain weight was negatively correlated with the rate of head rice. Grain width, grain thickness, and thousand grain weight was negative correlated with the degree of white belly. This result indicated that the grain quality of Indica rice declined in increase of grain size.