How to Say ‘It tastes very good.’ in Mexican Spanish
Queda muy rico
KEH-dah mwee REE-koh
[KEH-dah mwee REE-koh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Quedar] often means how something turns out, not just "to stay." In food and drink, [queda rico] is a natural way to say it comes out tasting good.
Phrase Breakdown
Queda
[KEH-dah]
turns out / tastes
Queda here means turns out or tastes in a certain way.
Con leche de avena, Queda muy bien.
With oat milk, it turns out very well.
muy
[mwee]
very
Muy is a common intensifier meaning very.
Este café está muy aromático.
This coffee is very aromatic.
rico
[REE-koh]
tasty / good
Rico often means tasty or delicious in everyday Spanish.
Ese espresso sale rico sin azúcar.
That espresso comes out tasty without sugar.
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