Restaurant Menu Design Generator

What It Solves

Restaurant menus do more than list dishes and prices; they guide ordering across storefront boards, lightbox ads, and delivery entry points. A common failure mode is a generic template: weak dish grouping, unclear prices, no visual emphasis on signature items, and a mood that does not fit the cuisine. This skill targets commercial menu assets with a fixed 16:9 canvas, aimed at dine-in, digital lightbox, and delivery use cases.

How It Works

It first reads the brand name and cuisine keywords, then selects an execution branch:
- Terms like 巷口炭火局, 烧烤, 夜宵, or 小酒馆 trigger the BBQ and late-night snack menu branch.
- Terms like 首尔炸鸡研究社, 韩式炸鸡, or 韩式小吃 trigger the Korean fried chicken menu branch.
- If no preset brand is detected, it falls back to a customizable template where you replace brand, category, menu structure, and visual notes.
The constraints are menu-first: dish names and prices need high contrast, signature items should be highlighted, enlarged, bordered, or iconized, and the layout should support both in-store and delivery ordering paths.

Limits and Notes

It keeps fixed rules such as asset ID=4, 16:9 ratio, realistic food styling, and global layout standards, so it is not ideal for vertical posters, minimal illustration, brand key visuals, or concepts that drop dish grouping. If the brand brief is vague, provide signature dishes, price bands, recommendation logic, and visual constraints to avoid a generic restaurant result.