Hot Pot Restaurant QR Table Tent (Bold Appetite Appeal)
Puts the QR code at natural thumb height and the special's price in oversized numerals — the two layout details that actually move table-side orders.
prompt
Create a double-sided A6 table tent design for {restaurant_name}, a hot pot restaurant. Side one: a steaming copper pot hero illustration filling the top two-thirds, rich crimson background with gold accent lines, headline 'Scan to Order' and a clearly framed white square placeholder for a QR code at thumb height. Side two: tonight's special {special_dish} priced at {special_price} in oversized numerals, with three small icon bullets for broth options {broth_options}. Use appetite-driving warm tones and a glossy food-illustration finish, keep generous margins so text survives the fold, and show the tent standing on a wooden table in soft restaurant lighting, 3:4 vertical mockup.
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. 老灶麻辣鍋
- {special_dish}Tonight's special dish
- e.g. 安格斯雪花牛雙人套餐
- {special_price}Price of the special
- e.g. NT$880
- {broth_options}Broth options to list
- e.g. 麻辣／昆布／番茄
Use case
Hot pot or casual restaurant owners launching QR ordering who need a table tent diners actually scan.
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