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A slightly rotated close-up shot captures a dessert menu page from Domino's Pizza, likely in Beijing, China, given the bilingual text. The menu is titled "Desserts" in English and "甜品类 Menu" in Chinese, with the brand "Domino's Pizza 达美乐比萨" visible on the left.

The page showcases five dessert options with accompanying photos, descriptions, and prices. The top left features two festive "Fortune mung bean cakes" (恭喜发财糕) shaped like mahjong tiles with Chinese characters "发" (Fa) and "财" (Cai), priced at ¥16 for two, described as jasmine and melon flavored. Below them are "Happiness mung bean cakes" (福禄双全糕), one shaped like a gourd with "福" (Fu) and another resembling an elephant or ruyi with "禄" (Lu), also ¥16 for two, in red bean and salted egg yolk pumpkin flavors. These mung bean cakes are presented with decorative elements like mahjong tiles, red berries, and gold ingots, suggesting a celebratory theme.

On the right side of the menu, a "Lava Cake" (巧克力熔浆蛋糕) is shown, a chocolate dessert with a molten center, priced at ¥17. Below it is a "Durian Pie" (绵香榴莲芝士派), depicted as small puffed pastry items with a durian fruit prop, priced at ¥13 for four, and described as having dough, durian, cheese sauce, and cinnamon sugar. The final item is a "Pineapple Pie" (香甜菠萝芝士派), similar pastry pieces shown with pineapple, also ¥13 for four, with dough, pineapple, cheese sauce, and cinnamon sugar.

A general disclaimer at the bottom states that products and packaging are subject to actual products, pictures are for reference only, and props in the photos are not for sale. The background behind the menu is blurry, showing indistinct blue and grey shapes, possibly restaurant furniture.
Laurent

Feb 3, 2025, 6:13 AM

Beijing, China

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A slightly rotated close-up shot captures a dessert menu page from Domino's Pizza, likely in Beijing, China, given the bilingual text. The menu is titled "Desserts" in English and "甜品类 Menu" in Chinese, with the brand "Domino's Pizza 达美乐比萨" visible on the left. The page showcases five dessert options with accompanying photos, descriptions, and prices. The top left features two festive "Fortune mung bean cakes" (恭喜发财糕) shaped like mahjong tiles with Chinese characters "发" (Fa) and "财" (Cai), priced at ¥16 for two, described as jasmine and melon flavored. Below them are "Happiness mung bean cakes" (福禄双全糕), one shaped like a gourd with "福" (Fu) and another resembling an elephant or ruyi with "禄" (Lu), also ¥16 for two, in red bean and salted egg yolk pumpkin flavors. These mung bean cakes are presented with decorative elements like mahjong tiles, red berries, and gold ingots, suggesting a celebratory theme. On the right side of the menu, a "Lava Cake" (巧克力熔浆蛋糕) is shown, a chocolate dessert with a molten center, priced at ¥17. Below it is a "Durian Pie" (绵香榴莲芝士派), depicted as small puffed pastry items with a durian fruit prop, priced at ¥13 for four, and described as having dough, durian, cheese sauce, and cinnamon sugar. The final item is a "Pineapple Pie" (香甜菠萝芝士派), similar pastry pieces shown with pineapple, also ¥13 for four, with dough, pineapple, cheese sauce, and cinnamon sugar. A general disclaimer at the bottom states that products and packaging are subject to actual products, pictures are for reference only, and props in the photos are not for sale. The background behind the menu is blurry, showing indistinct blue and grey shapes, possibly restaurant furniture.

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