Affiche sombre de plat oriental à partir d'une photo de téléphone

Upload an original dish photo taken with a phone, and perform a high-quality style conversion based on it. 【Brand name of the eatery】: 【Dish type】: 【Dish name】: 【Subtitle / slogan】: 【Main color tone】: 【Aspect ratio】: 9:16 Preserve the core ingredient structure of the original dish, the recognizability of the dish type, the main plating relationships, and the general viewpoint; do not turn it into a different dish. Upgrade the ordinary phone dish photo into a premium dining brand poster. The overall style is a dark-toned oriental landscape culinary blockbuster, with the quality of real commercial food photography. The dish must be realistic and crisp, with natural oily sheen, broth texture, ingredient texture, and the steaming feel of being freshly cooked. You may moderately optimize the tableware, plating, lighting, and composition without changing the dish itself. Rebuild the background into a sophisticated oriental space in dark brown or blackish-brown; the mid and background may include artificial rockeries, ink-wash stones, blurred silhouettes of ancient architecture, garden window shadows, wooden countertops, stone-slab tables, pottery, bamboo mats, etc., but keep it simple and restrained, not stealing focus from the subject. Use dark-toned commercial culinary photography lighting, with localized spotlight illuminating the dish and the background darkened. You may add natural steam, lid-lifting, broth-pouring, food-picking, seasoning-sprinkling, and other light dynamics to enhance the warmth and on-site feel of something just served. Delete all existing text, watermarks, photography account names, personal identifiers, irrelevant logos, and copyright information in the original image. Add a new brand text system, laying out only the 【Brand name】【Dish name】【Dish type】【Subtitle】. The text must be clear, correct, and readable, with no garbled characters, and must not retain any personal information from the original image. The final effect should look like a new-dish launch poster for a premium Chinese restaurant: realistic, steaming hot, oriental, with strong branding and obvious commercial photography quality. Avoid plastic-looking food, cluttered backgrounds, a cheap menu feel, deformed tableware, wrong ingredients, and garbled text.