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The phrase "a memorable meal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a dining experience that is particularly enjoyable or significant, often evoking strong positive feelings or lasting impressions.
Example: "The restaurant's signature dish was truly a memorable meal that I will cherish for years to come."
Alternatives: "an unforgettable meal" or "a remarkable meal".
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A decade ago, I had a memorable meal at the foot of Castle Hill, with strolling gypsy violinists pouring out the Brahms at a place called Kacsa Vendeglo that looked as if it hadn't changed its menu or decorations since the Great War.
It was that we'd had a memorable meal, period.
And with main courses priced at €15-18, a memorable meal need not break the bank.
Overall, the wonderful food is made even better with attentive servers, making this a memorable meal.
But at the time, we each exclaimed "basta," and a memorable meal ended.
Our feeling at the end wasn't that we'd had a memorable meal for the price.
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Not only was the restaurant inexpensive, it was a memorable meal--exactly what you hope for in a foreign city.
It's more than a full, memorable meal.
IN Alsace, after a particularly memorable meal, we paid by credit card.
My dinner, with two glasses of cabernet franc, came to 660 kronor (about $95, at 7 kronor to the dollar) — expensive, yes, but it was a truly memorable meal of pure, clean flavors that were yet satisfyingly homey.
A similarly memorable meal awaits in Lima, Peru, where culinary superstars like Eric Ripert seek out Chez Wong in working-class Santa Catalina for the city's finest ceviche.
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