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An angled shot captures a menu board or poster inside what appears to be a restaurant or food stall in Beijing, China. The poster prominently features various Sichuan-style dishes with accompanying images and text in Chinese characters. The central and largest image on the left displays a plate of glossy, dark brown braised fatty intestines (冒五香肥肠), garnished with green herbs and red chili slices. A yellow starburst graphic indicates a promotional price of "尝鲜价 28元" (Introductory price 28 yuan). To the right, three smaller, square-shaped food images are arranged vertically: 1. **冒千层肚 (Mao Qian Ceng Du - tripe dish):** A bowl of dark liquid with shredded tripe and herbs, priced at "23元". 2. **冒脑花 (Mao Nao Hua - pig brain dish):** A bowl containing what looks like a brain immersed in a spicy red sauce, garnished with green onions and chili, priced at "22元". 3. **冒火锅粉 (Mao Huo Guo Fen - hot pot noodles):** A bowl of clear noodles in a broth, with green garnishes, priced at "12元". Key text on the poster includes the brand name "尖叫熊猫" (Screaming Panda), "新品小吃" (New Snacks), and "正宗成都味" (Authentic Chengdu Flavor), highlighting its specialization in Chengdu cuisine. Other phrases like "巴适得板 安逸的喊" (very comfortable, very enjoyable) and "新鲜食材看得见" (fresh ingredients are visible) are used as slogans. The poster also proudly states "MADE IN CHENGDU" and "20年专注川味" (20 years focused on Sichuan flavor). At the bottom right, three QR codes are visible, inviting customers to follow their WeChat public account, WeChat mini-program, and Douyin (TikTok) account. The overall aesthetic uses a distressed paper background texture with prominent red banners and clear food photography to attract customers. A partial reflection on the right side repeats "熊猫" (Panda), likely part of the establishment's branding.
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