Giving Opinions About Food: Vocabulary Practice

Enhance your English by learning how to express your opinions about food with various descriptive words.

Expressing your opinions about food is an essential part of mastering English conversation. In our video, "Giving Opinions About Food," you will learn a range of descriptive terms to accurately convey your thoughts on different dishes. 

Here’s a list of adjectives to describe food mentioned in this video.

• Bland: Lacking strong flavor; tasteless.
• Meh: Aaverage or unremarkable.
• Decent: Acceptable or satisfactory; not great, but not bad either.
• Good: Of high quality or enjoyable.
• Tasty: Having a pleasant flavor; delicious.
• Delicious: Highly pleasing to the taste.
• Mouthwatering: So appealing in appearance, aroma, or description that it makes one’s mouth water.
• Heavenly: Exceptionally good; divine or delightful.

From "bland" to "heavenly," this scale of descriptions helps you articulate your culinary experiences. If the food lacks flavor, you can describe it as "bland" or "meh." For more positive experiences, use terms like "decent" or "good." When the food is enjoyable, "tasty" or "delicious" are appropriate. For exceptional dishes, "mouthwatering" or "heavenly" convey the highest praise.