Confusion with This Sentence! Help!

[Lahin]

Alright, who's around? I need to know if this line is okay:

"She notices the aroma of multiple dishes being prepared filling the room."

Does it sound confusing?

F*** Grammarly for underlining 'filling' with red! I didn't have this confusion before! GAAAAAAAAH!

Edit: The problem was solved. Thank you to everyone who lent a hand.

[darthmongoose]

Try putting a comma after "prepared"?

[Aleksei]

To me, it looks right... but my first tongue is not english n_nU

[IndigoShirtProd]

Are you writing in present or past tense?

[Lahin]

@darthmongoose That makes me think she's the one filling the room I tried that not too long ago...

@IndigoShirtProd Present.

@Aleksei Thanks. If it's not confusing a non-native speaker then that's one piece of tension off the checklist...
Now to just get the grammar right.

[vothnthorvaldson]

I would skip 'being prepared', unless it is really necessary. But it really depends on context.

[Lahin]

It kinda is............

[HippieGhost]

your sentence is grammatically correct. Grammarly is really just wrong sometimes. I've honestly started ignoring it less and less

[IndigoShirtProd]

What about this:

"She notices the aroma of the multiple dishes being prepared fill the room"

I'm not sure if the "the" is necessary but what about "fill" instead of "filling."

[Lahin]

@HippieGhost "ignoring it less and less"..... ? I'm sorry it's just funny to me given the previous sentence

@IndigoShirtProd YES! THANK YOU! Ah.... I feel at peace now.....

[IndigoShirtProd]

Yea I think they meant "more and more"

And you're welcome!

[Lahin]

I know. I'm just joking around

And you're welcome!

[crowstories]

I think if you go this way it will need to be "fills" for a singular aroma. Easy to get confused with plural dishes between the aroma and its verb.

[IndigoShirtProd]

Oh yea because the verb is based off "the aroma" and not the "multiple dishes," so that would be more correct.

[Lahin]

No, I'm using 'fill'. Thanks for the concern

[crowstories]

LMAO I can't stop you!!

[Lahin]

Wait..... realizes he didn't put any thought behind the last reply Uh-

[DanielRKM]

She notices the aroma of multiple dishes being prepared filling the room."

I'd go for something like this:
"She notices that the air is (now) filled with the aroma of multiple dishes being prepared."

Do you need to mention the room in the sentence?

[Lahin]

@crowstories
Nope, still keeping 'fill'.

@DanielRKM Yeah.. I need to keep the room in it...

Thank you, everyone! This is the final version:

Snapping out from her engrossed reading, she notices the aroma of multiple dishes being prepared fill the room.

[DanielRKM]

Nicely done (he writes to satisfy the 20-character minimum on replies).