The image presents a close-up, overhead view of a meticulously plated raw fish dish situated on a decorative white ceramic plate

The image presents a close-up, overhead view of a meticulously plated raw fish dish situated on a decorative white ceramic plate. This scene is located within Shine Restaurant, specifically at Nachmani Street 22, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel. The dish features two distinct preparations of pale pink fish. On the left, thin slices of raw fish are arranged into a rose-like shape, topped with sprigs of green herbs, including chives and what appears to be fennel fronds. On the right, a compact mound of finely diced raw fish, consistent with a tartare, is crowned with a bright yellow, finely minced topping. Both fish components are set within shallow pools of dark brown liquid, likely a reduction or sauce, and golden-yellow oil. A small, dark red dollop of puree or paste is positioned between the two main elements. The plate itself is white with a scalloped rim, adorned with faded floral decals depicting clusters of pink roses and green leaves. The plate rests on a light-colored surface with subtle veining, characteristic of marble or a similar stone. The background is softly blurred, revealing a brown paper bag on the upper left and indistinct green elements, possibly foliage or other food items, on the upper right. The ambient lighting appears dim and localized. No individuals, direct actions, or interactions are visible within the frame.