misosoup

noun
UK /ˈmiːsəʊ suːp/
US /ˈmiːsoʊ suːp/

A warm soup from Japan made with a salty paste called miso.

We had misosoup and rice for lunch.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A light first course in a Japanese meal, often served in a small bowl.

The restaurant brought misosoup before the main dish.

3. A comfort food eaten when someone feels cold or sick.

Grandma made misosoup to help me feel better.

4. A dish that can be made with different ingredients like tofu, mushrooms, or green onions.

This misosoup has tofu and seaweed in it.