Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Tasty"

A: Still taste good. The implied expectation is that it would not taste good.
The leftover pizza from yesterday is still tasty.

A: Tasty only has one meaning, if food is pleasurable it is considered tasty. But the fans might be using it sexually. Instead of saying “this idol is cute” or “this idol is hot” they say “this idol is tasty” but in that situation it basically means hot or pretty.

A: Something tastes good.
Delicious.

A: you made a tasty meat
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it's a tasty soup

A: "That place has really tasty pizza."

You may also hear it used in slang to refer to someone who is found sexually appealing.

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A: For food, "that burger was tasty"

For music, "that guitar solo was tasty"

That's all I can think of for right now

A: "This food was tasty."

A: Tasty is a level lower than delicious (delicious sounds more enthusiastic)

A: They're more or less the same but tasty can mean it has a strong/rich sensation and usually refers to cooking whereas yummy always means it is a compliment on how good the food is

A: They are basically the same thing. For example, "This cake is yummy." "This cake is tasty." They both describe the taste. (:

A: Tasty = comida
Tasteful = comportamiento, peliculas, libros etc.

This pizza is tasty!

I thought the way they handled her death was very tasteful. (implica que lo que dicen era sensible, educado, apropriado)

I found his remarks distasteful. (Lo diríamos despues de un discurso en que la persona nos dijo algo ofensivo).

A: Really, they mean the same thing.
However, "delicious" takes more effort and time to say (3 syllables VS. 2) and so seems to carry more emphasis than tasty. In other words, "delicious" often carries the connotation of "really tasty". But, it all depends on the speaker.

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A: Here you go my friend 👍

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A: × It's not tasty
✓ It's not tasty.

You're not wrong! You can totally say "it's not tasty", but depending on the context, it might sound a little awkward. You could also say, "It doesn't taste that good" or "It's not really good." You could even say, "It's not my style."

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A: tastier

A: I think you could say:

Considerably tastier, or

Considerably more tasty.

Or, of course, very tasty.