Cha Chaan Teng Anniversary Poster (Vintage Hong Kong)
Vintage Hong Kong aesthetics carry built-in emotional memory; pairing it with a fluorescent price starburst tells the heritage story and the deal in one glance.
prompt
Create a 3:4 vertical poster celebrating the {anniversary_year}-year anniversary of {restaurant_name}, a Hong Kong-style diner. Style: vintage 1960s Hong Kong — faded mint-green and cream wall tiles, red-and-white plastic signboard lettering, hand-painted menu board calligraphy, a retro mosaic floor-pattern border and slight print-grain wear. Hero: an illustrated table spread of milk tea, pineapple bun and the {set_meal_deal} on a folding table, rendered like an old hand-tinted advertisement. Reserve a large bilingual headline area at the top for {restaurant_name}; a fluorescent starburst price tag highlights {set_meal_deal}; a footer ribbon carries {address}. Nostalgic, warm and slightly weathered, like a poster that has hung beside the cashier for decades.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {restaurant_name}Name of the restaurant
- e.g. 華星茶餐廳
- {anniversary_year}Anniversary number (digits only)
- e.g. 30
- {set_meal_deal}Set meal deal to highlight
- e.g. 常餐 $38 加配凍奶茶
- {address}Restaurant address
- e.g. 旺角西洋菜南街 88 號
Use case
Cha chaan teng and heritage diner owners promoting an anniversary celebration or set-meal deal on storefront posters.
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