Generally, when we evaluate food, we tend to be more straightforward, concise and clear, such as "this doesn't taste good", "I think it tastes terrible" and so on.

In English, you can use the following sentences to express your evaluation of food: "I don't think this dish is very tasty" I don't think this dish is very tasty.

"This dish is very much to my appetite"This dish is very much to my appetite.

These can provide a simple overview of the evaluation of dishes.

But if you want to make it clearer, you need to be more detailed, such as taste, saltiness... For example, "I think the soup is a bit salty" I think the soup is a bit salty.

For example, "This steak is delicious, but it's a little bit worse." This steak is delicious, but it's a little bit worse.

The above are some sentences that can be used to evaluate the taste of food in English.