Chinese breakfast restaurant menu screen in 2049
"Chinese Breakfast Shop Menu Screen in 2049", the catering brand vision is integrated with the sci-fi screen interface. The main screen is a huge electronic ordering screen hanging above the shop. The dishes include "Qu…
Prompt
"Chinese Breakfast Shop Menu Screen in 2049", the catering brand vision is integrated with the sci-fi screen interface. The main screen is a huge electronic ordering screen hanging above the shop. The dishes include "Quantum Soy Milk", "Anti-Gravity Fritters", "Low-temperature Fermented Shaobing" and "Holographic Xiao Long Bao". Each dish is displayed with extremely exquisite food 3D renderings. The price tag uses red LED digital characters. On the left is a nutritional value and calorie information chart, and in the lower right corner is "Today's Most Popular TOP3" bar chart, the background retains the tiled wall of an old-fashioned breakfast shop and the real steam-filled environment, forming a collision between old and new. The color scheme is milk white, tomato red, and digital green, with a ratio of 16:9.
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