anyone else not like miso soup?
Aug 26, 2008 | 6:57 pm
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Let me say the 1st time I tried Miso I hated it, even the 2nd time it was served I tried it just to confirm my thoughts on it.
Now I love it, especially with the scallions in it, yummy!!!
It grew on me, give it time.
Now I love it, especially with the scallions in it, yummy!!!
It grew on me, give it time.
Aug 26, 2008 | 6:59 pm
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No, it's a proven fact that no one on earth dislikes miso soup. Sorry to give the bad news. Here is some info about howEVERYONE likes miso soup
Aug 26, 2008 | 7:12 pm
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Add me to your miso haters list. I can't get over how miso soup coagulates on the bottom unless you mix it. Gross! And it doesn't taste that great; no matter how much soy or onions you put in it.
Aug 26, 2008 | 7:47 pm
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If you're trying to get into it in Boston, I'd advise you to stop. I have to say my experiences with Asian food in Boston have almost always disappointed me... I can think of a place in Porter square and a ramen shop in Boston itself that offer passable quality Japanese food, but if you're seeking something to change your mind about miso soup ... look outside Boston.
In Japan, I enjoy most miso soups. There's actually a lot of variety from one region to another - depending on the miso, the stock and the ingredients. Unfortunately, I cannot abide the miso that my wife's family makes.
In Japan, I enjoy most miso soups. There's actually a lot of variety from one region to another - depending on the miso, the stock and the ingredients. Unfortunately, I cannot abide the miso that my wife's family makes.
Aug 26, 2008 | 8:19 pm
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Hmmm...soy. Does that make it taste even remotely better? (apparently not)
Aug 26, 2008 | 8:28 pm
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If you're trying to get into it in Boston, I'd advise you to stop. I have to say my experiences with Asian food in Boston have almost always disappointed me... I can think of a place in Porter square and a ramen shop in Boston itself that offer passable quality Japanese food, but if you're seeking something to change your mind about miso soup ... look outside Boston.