Japanese Chinese Food Delivery Flyer

Prompt

A Japanese neighborhood Chinese restaurant delivery flyer for mailbox posting (3:4 aspect ratio). Designed to look like a double-sided B5 print. Flyer characteristics (following the grammar of real delivery flyers): - Flashy red and yellow color scheme. - Large text at the top: "Delivery Available! Mona-Hanten" (shadowed Gothic font). - An illustration of a Chinese girl in a red cheongsam with a brown short bob holding ramen and saying "Welcome!" in a speech bubble. - A menu photo grid (4x3) featuring various dishes: different types of ramen, fried rice, gyoza, sweet and sour pork, shrimp in chili sauce, mapo tofu, liver and leek stir-fry, tenshinhan, twice-cooked pork, spring rolls, annin tofu, and fried rice sets. - Names and prices for each dish. - A large yellow banner saying "Free delivery on all menu items over ¥1,000!". - "Order by phone! ☎ 072-XX-XXXX" emphasized with a red circle. - Business hours "11:00-22:00 (Closed on Tuesdays)". - Delivery area map (simple schematic map). - Coupon (perforated line for clipping): "One free plate of gyoza with this flyer!". Texture of cheap paper printing. Includes fold marks. Precision that could be mistaken for a real Japanese delivery flyer.

Why this prompt works

Asking for 'cheap paper printing' texture with fold marks and a flashy red-and-yellow scheme is what makes this read as a real mailbox flyer rather than a clean poster — GPT Image 2 honors the 4x3 menu photo grid and shadowed Gothic headline, mimicking the actual grammar of Japanese delivery print.

Variations to try

·Swap the Chinese-restaurant theme for a ramen-shop flyer keeping the same 4x3 grid.
·Change red-and-yellow to a calmer green-and-cream scheme for a healthier brand.
·Drop the fold marks and cheap-paper texture for a glossy premium menu look.

Style & lighting notes

Leans on flashy red-and-yellow color, shadowed Gothic display type, and a 4x3 menu photo grid; the cheap-paper print texture and fold marks are the realism cues, not lighting.