"counter meal" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to meals that are bought at a counter, such as fast food or take-away meals. For example, "We had a counter meal for lunch today, since our kitchen was closed."
Earlier this week, it introduced milk and fruit cup options for its Kids' Meal and is testing combo meals that offer chili, baked potatoes or a side salad instead of French fries, and "carb counter" meals.
Mr. Kim described the order-at-the-counter meals as "the most common foods in Korean life".
For example, the standard dining plan consists of one snack, one counter service meal and one table service meal per adult for $51.54 per night.
Head for the reduced price counters, consider meal deals.
Whether you sit at a table by those windows or at one of two short counters, the meal will probably start with sushi.
If the vibe is new school, the service is not: meats, sides and drinks are dispensed at separate counters; a "meal ticket" is used to tally the total at the end of the meal.
Customers often can select the ingredients for, say, a basic item like a pizza or a sandwich, which is made in a few minutes and handed over a counter for a meal costing $8 to $15.
After piling a plate with veggies and less leafy options like a crunchy cranberry-bulgur concoction, instead of sitting down to savor your selections, you are asked to return to the counter so your meal can be weighed, supermarket style.
They're very much about, how does it affect my children or my elderly parents?" What this has meant for the campaigns is that quite often, conversations with Hispanic women about the candidates' positions on social issues are held in volunteers' homes, around a dinner table or at a kitchen counter as a meal cooks on the stove.
Whether it was driving behind another car that was traveling below the speed limit, or an error in calculation at the local food market's check-out counter, or a meal that was not prepared 'just the way I like it' at my favorite restaurant, my outbursts were over-zealous, and far-reaching.
