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This image captures a brightly lit digital menu board from a dim sum eatery, likely in Singapore given the local context. The primary subject is a large, close-up photograph of a "Big Pau" (大包) with a savory filling, priced at $1.90, centrally displayed. The menu is organized into various categories of Chinese dim sum. On the left side, below the large Big Pau image, are different types of "Pau" (buns), including Char Siew Pau ($1.60 for 2 pcs), Chicken Pau ($1.10 each), Vegetable Pau ($1.00 each), Bean Paste Pau/Lotus Paste Pau ($1.00 each), Custard Pau ($1.00 each), and Coffee Pau ($1.00 each). Small illustrative photos of these buns are arranged along the bottom of the board. The right side of the menu features other dim sum items. These include Pork Ribs ($2.20), Chicken Feet ($2.20), a dumpling-like dish (possibly shrimp or siew mai, priced at $2.20), and Steamed Yam Cake ($2.20), noted as "Low in cholesterol." Several items, such as "Seaweed Chicken," are marked "Not Available" with diagonal labels. Other offerings include Spring Rolls ($1.10), Bean Paste Sesame Ball ($1.10 each), Fried Carrot Cake ($1.10 each), and a dish resembling Glutinous Rice Chicken ($2.20). No people are visible. The setting appears to be an indoor food establishment, likely a hawker center or a casual restaurant, with a security camera partially visible in the top-left corner. The prices are clearly displayed in Singapore dollars, indicating the commercial nature of the scene. The menu offers a range of traditional and contemporary dim sum choices for customers to select from.
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