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Two signs for an Asian cafe are prominently displayed on the exterior wall of a building. The image is oriented vertically, showing the signs mounted perpendicular to the ground. The primary sign is a large, red, square-shaped panel with rounded corners, tilted slightly. It features bold black text that reads "CHIN," likely an abbreviation for a name or type of cuisine, set against the red background. Above the "N" and "H" of "CHIN" are horizontal yellow wavy lines, resembling noodles. To the left of the text, black chopsticks are depicted diagonally, appearing to pick up the noodles. Further to the left, there is a small graphic of concentric yellow circles, possibly representing a target or a food item. The edges of this red sign are outlined with a lighter, possibly illuminated, border. Adjacent to the red sign, a vertical illuminated sign displays the words "ASIAN CAFE" in uppercase, cream-colored letters that glow against a dark frame. These letters are individual and protrude from the sign's base. The signs are affixed to a plain, light grey wall. In the background, reflections of blue and white lights, possibly from streetlights or other buildings, are visible in a dark window, suggesting it might be evening or night. The overall scene indicates a commercial establishment, specifically an Asian restaurant or cafe, located in Odesa, Ukraine.
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