"The soup is tasty."
Translation:Zupa jest smaczna.
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"zupę" is the Accusative form, used for the direct object of the sentence (Jem zupę = I am eating soup). As "the soup" is the subject of the sentence here, it needs to be in Nominative, which is "zupa".
"zupa" is a feminine noun, so the adjective "tasty" also needs to be feminine, which is "smaczna".
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I'm getting "correct, but watch out for typos" on using "...smaczny". Isn't that even grammatically wrong? If so, it should not count as a correct answer.
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You can only use the construction with 'to' if you have nouns (noun phrases) on both sides. Here you just have a standalone adjective after, so you need "jest".
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The grammatical gender of the adjective has to match the noun it describes. "zupa" is a feminine noun, so it needs the feminine form "smaczna".