
AI-generated design
# CHER Thai Cuisine – Professional Restaurant Menu Design Create a **premium, modern printed restaurant menu book for CHER Thai Cuisine** using the uploaded CHER Thai Cuisine logo as the primary brand identity. ## BRANDING Use the uploaded logo exactly as provided. Do not redesign, redraw, distort, recolour or replace the logo. Build the entire visual identity around the logo's colours: * Black * Warm orange/gold * White The design should feel like a **premium modern Thai restaurant in Sydney, Australia**. Style: **Elegant, modern, warm, sophisticated, clean and appetising.** Do NOT make it look like a generic Canva template or a cheap takeaway menu. Avoid excessive Thai decorations, elephants, temples, traditional patterns, clipart or overly decorative graphics. ## FORMAT Create a **professional A4 portrait menu book designed for physical printing and table service**. The menu should be easy to hold and extremely easy to read at a restaurant table. Use consistent margins, typography, spacing and alignment on every page. Use a clean white or very light warm background. Use black as the primary text colour and the logo's orange/gold as an accent colour. Use orange/gold mainly for: * Category headings * Small lines * Prices * Selected highlights * Decorative accents Do not make the whole page orange. ## IMPORTANT FOOD PHOTO STYLE Use **professional, realistic food photography**. Food photos should look like real restaurant food, not AI-generated fantasy food. Do not use too many photographs. For categories with many dishes, use a mixture of: * small food photographs * clean text-based menu items * selected featured dishes The menu must NOT look crowded. ## DISH INFORMATION Every dish should have: **Dish number + Dish name + short description + main ingredients + price** Descriptions should be short, approximately one line whenever possible. Make prices very easy to find. Do not use long paragraphs. Keep dish names prominent and descriptions smaller. ## CATEGORY STRUCTURE ### ENTREES 12 dishes. Use a clean **3-column × 4-row grid**. Do not use 12 large photographs. Use approximately 4–5 small selected food photographs and clean text cards for the remaining dishes. ### CURRY 4 dishes. Use a **2 × 2 premium layout**. These dishes can have larger photographs. ### STIR FRIED 12 dishes. Use a clean **3-column × 4-row layout**. Use only a few selected photographs. ### SOUP 3 dishes. Use 3 elegant cards with attractive photographs. ### SALAD 4 dishes. Use a **2 × 2 layout**. ### SPECIAL 6 dishes. Use a **2-column × 3-row layout**. Give this section slightly more visual emphasis. ### NOODLES 7 dishes. Use a balanced **2-column layout**. Make sure the seventh item is positioned naturally and does not create an obviously empty space. ### RICE 6 dishes. Use a **2-column × 3-row layout**. ### DRINKS 7 drinks. Use a clean **2-column layout**. Keep this page visually lighter and less image-heavy. ## LOGO PLACEMENT Place the CHER logo: * prominently on the cover * small and consistent on interior pages * preferably in the header or footer Never make the logo compete with the food or menu text. ## COVER Create a beautiful minimalist cover. Place the CHER Thai Cuisine logo prominently in the centre. Below the logo: THAI CUISINE Use a subtle, sophisticated botanical/basil-inspired visual element. The cover should be elegant and restrained. Do not cover the page with food photographs. ## TYPOGRAPHY Use: * Elegant bold serif or sophisticated display font for category headings * Clean modern sans-serif for dish names and descriptions Make all text highly readable. Do not use overly decorative fonts. Do not use more than two font families. ## DESIGN PRINCIPLES The final menu should communicate: PREMIUM MODERN AUTHENTIC THAI CLEAN EASY TO READ It should look appropriate for a successful independent Thai restaurant in Sydney. The customer should be able to quickly find: 1. Category 2. Dish 3. Description 4. Price without visual clutter. ## PRINT QUALITY Design specifically for professional A4 printing. Use high-resolution images. Maintain safe margins and bleed where appropriate. Prepare the final design for professional print-quality PDF export. ## VERY IMPORTANT Do not invent dishes, prices or ingredients. Use the actual menu information provided by the restaurant. Do not change dish names or prices. Do not remove menu items. Do not create unnecessary decorative elements. The priority is **professional restaurant usability and premium visual presentation**, not excessive decoration.
August 22, 2026
