“Taste” in Japanese
Short answer
Taste in Japanese is “テイスト” (teesuto). Full meaning: taste, flavor; taste, liking.
Other ways to say “Taste” in Japanese
風情
fuzei taste, elegance, charm; appearance, air; the likes of ..., lowly people such as ...
嗜み
tashinami taste (in goods, etc.); manners, etiquette; modesty, restraint, prudence
飲み口
nomikuchi taste (of a liquid, esp. alcoholic beverages); someone who enjoys alcohol; place one's lips touch on the rim of a cup
口当たり
kuchiatari taste, feel on the tongue; manner, demeanour, demeanor, bearing, way of talking
嗜好
shikou taste, liking, preference
味覚
mikaku (sense of) taste, palate
口触り
kuchizawari (food that meets one's) taste, treatment
風味
fuumi taste, flavor, flavour
趣致
shuchi taste, elegance, charm
含味
ganmi taste, thinking over carefully
風致
fuuchi taste, elegance, scenic beauty
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