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This media file captures a brightly lit digital menu board inside what appears to be a restaurant, likely in Beijing, China. The board displays an array of Chinese dishes, predominantly dim sum and claypot items, organized into distinct categories. No people are visible in the image.

The menu is presented with vivid pictures of each dish, accompanied by its Chinese name, price, and often a brief English translation or description. Two main categories are prominent: "蒸蒸・有味" (Steaming and Delicious), featuring steamed dishes, and "烟火・啫煲" (Wok/Claypot Dishes), showcasing hot casseroles.

Under the "Steaming and Delicious" section, various items are shown in small wooden boxes or on plates. Examples include "脆笋牛肉肠粉" (Crispy Bamboo Shoot Beef Rice Rolls) for 38, "蔡澜鲜虾红米肠" (Steamed Shrimp Red Rice Rolls) for 39, "晶莹鲜虾饺" (Crystal Shrimp Dumplings) for 36, and "咸蛋黄鲜虾烧麦" (Salted Egg Yolk Shrimp Siu Mai) for 36.

The "Wok/Claypot Dishes" section features items served in rustic ceramic clay pots placed on wooden stands. Dishes like "干锅鹿茸菇牛肉煲" (Griddle-cooked Beef with Deer Antler Mushrooms) for 56, "全黄姜葱干煎鸡" (Fried Chicken with Ginger and Scallion) for 59, and "鬼马嫩滑牛肉煲" (Slippery Tender Beef Casserole) for 58 are visible. Other notable dishes include "鲍汁焖煮自制菠菜豆腐" (Braised Spinach Tofu with Abalone Sauce) for 36 and "虾皇粉丝煲" (Shrimp and Vermicelli Casserole) for 59.

The general aesthetic of the menu is clean and modern, with the food presented attractively. The prices are clearly displayed next to each item, with most ranging from 28 to 59 Chinese Yuan (indicated by "/份"). The overall impression is that of a contemporary dining establishment offering a variety of traditional Chinese comfort food.
Laurent

Feb 3, 2025, 10:28 AM

Beijing, China

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This media file captures a brightly lit digital menu board inside what appears to be a restaurant, likely in Beijing, China. The board displays an array of Chinese dishes, predominantly dim sum and claypot items, organized into distinct categories. No people are visible in the image. The menu is presented with vivid pictures of each dish, accompanied by its Chinese name, price, and often a brief English translation or description. Two main categories are prominent: "蒸蒸・有味" (Steaming and Delicious), featuring steamed dishes, and "烟火・啫煲" (Wok/Claypot Dishes), showcasing hot casseroles. Under the "Steaming and Delicious" section, various items are shown in small wooden boxes or on plates. Examples include "脆笋牛肉肠粉" (Crispy Bamboo Shoot Beef Rice Rolls) for 38, "蔡澜鲜虾红米肠" (Steamed Shrimp Red Rice Rolls) for 39, "晶莹鲜虾饺" (Crystal Shrimp Dumplings) for 36, and "咸蛋黄鲜虾烧麦" (Salted Egg Yolk Shrimp Siu Mai) for 36. The "Wok/Claypot Dishes" section features items served in rustic ceramic clay pots placed on wooden stands. Dishes like "干锅鹿茸菇牛肉煲" (Griddle-cooked Beef with Deer Antler Mushrooms) for 56, "全黄姜葱干煎鸡" (Fried Chicken with Ginger and Scallion) for 59, and "鬼马嫩滑牛肉煲" (Slippery Tender Beef Casserole) for 58 are visible. Other notable dishes include "鲍汁焖煮自制菠菜豆腐" (Braised Spinach Tofu with Abalone Sauce) for 36 and "虾皇粉丝煲" (Shrimp and Vermicelli Casserole) for 59. The general aesthetic of the menu is clean and modern, with the food presented attractively. The prices are clearly displayed next to each item, with most ranging from 28 to 59 Chinese Yuan (indicated by "/份"). The overall impression is that of a contemporary dining establishment offering a variety of traditional Chinese comfort food.

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