noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
sweet and salty; sweet-salty flavor
Describes a combined sweet and salty taste, common in Japanese cuisine (e.g., teriyaki, soy-sauce-based glazes). Often used as a noun or no-adjective.
This sauce is sweet and salty and goes well with rice.
Many people like sweet-salty seasoning.
liking both alcohol and sweets
Compound of 甘 (sweet) and 辛 (salty/spicy). The combination directly reflects the dual flavor profile.