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An ultra-luxury restaurant campaign menu poster for [LAKERO], styled as a Paris Left Bank Michelin-inspired chef tasting menu. Vertical editorial poster layout viewed from a slightly elevated top-down angle. The composition features 3 to 5 signature modern French fine dining dishes arranged across a dark, matte smoked marble or slate stone background with subtle organic veining and ample negative space. Each dish is plated on minimalist matte black ceramic: a delicate salmon and avocado tartare with roe and microgreens, a precisely cut seared tuna salad, and a warm seafood composition with shellfish and velouté sauce. Plating is precise, chef-driven, and restrained, highlighting natural glistens, crisp herb textures, and silken sauces. Beside each dish sits a sleek black graphic card displaying clean editorial typography: dish title, concise description, and price indicator (e.g., "[Salmon & Avocado] - Salmon, avocado, roe, crisp greens, herb dressing"). Top header displays understated luxury branding: "[LAKERO]", with subtitles "[巴黎左岸主厨品鉴菜单]" and "[Chef’s Tasting Menu]". The bottom features a full-width black horizontal menu band detailing additional courses in a structured editorial grid. Soft cinematic overhead lighting, gentle directional falloff, subtle rim reflections on ceramic edges, and an opulent palette of charcoal, warm black, slate, olive green, coral, and muted champagne.
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