How to Say ‘Simmered in miso’ in Japanese
のみそに
nomi so ni
[noh soh nee]
💬 Usage Tip: [みそに] means "simmered in miso," and [の] connects it to [さば] in [さばのみそに].
🇯🇵 In Japan: [みそに] dishes are savory and slightly sweet, a classic home-style Japanese flavor.
Phrase Breakdown
のみ
nomi
[noh]
of
This particle links さば and みそに, meaning mackerel in miso simmered style.
さばのみそには定番料理です。
Saba no misoni is a standard dish.
そ
so
[soh]
miso
Fermented soybean paste used in many Japanese dishes.
みそを使った料理は人気です。
Dishes made with miso are popular.
に
ni
[nee]
simmered in; cooked in
Part of the word に in みそに, referring to simmering a dish in a sauce.
魚を甘辛い味でにる料理があります。
There are dishes where fish is simmered in a sweet-savory flavor.
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