“麻辣 SICHUAN MALA HOT POT CHILI OIL · SICHUAN PEPPERCORN · BEEF & GREENS HOUSE SPECIAL · SERVED NIGHTLY”是使用 FontVibe AI 创作的Chili Oil Tabletop文字效果。

Create a finished 3:4 vertical Sichuan mala hot-pot promotional poster. Render only these exact text strings, with no extra lettering: headline “麻辣”; subhead “SICHUAN MALA HOT POT”; details “CHILI OIL · SICHUAN PEPPERCORN · BEEF & GREENS”; small footer “HOUSE SPECIAL · SERVED NIGHTLY”. Keep all wording legible and correctly spelled. Set “麻辣” as the dominant headline in Chinese Xingshu running script: fluid black sumi strokes with loaded entries, sweeping tapered exits, a fine connective ink thread between characters, subtle 6–8-degree rightward momentum, and soft grey ink halos absorbed into visible xuan-paper fibers. Place the title on a broad, warm-ivory xuan-paper banner in the upper portion of the poster so the black brushwork stays high-contrast and readable. Set the English subhead in compact, sturdy uppercase lettering. Use restrained, clean sans-serif lettering for the ingredient line and footer. Build a full food scene beneath the title: a black lacquer Sichuan hot-pot bowl viewed from a slightly elevated three-quarter angle, filled with glossy red chili-oil broth, whole dried red chilies, Sichuan peppercorns, thin beef slices, leafy greens, and tofu. Show bubbling oil, visible peppercorn texture, and curling steam. Arrange a few whole chilies and peppercorns on the tabletop as supporting props. The hot pot is the central hero, not a decorative icon. Use a deep charcoal tabletop and background with vermilion-red accents, restrained ember-orange highlights, and warm ivory paper. Directional warm light catches the oil and steam; controlled shadows define the pot rim. Cinematic food photography, crisp ingredient detail, subtle steam haze confined to the food, tactile paper fibers, realistic reflections, high contrast, polished poster finish. Keep the layout clear: headline first, hot-pot scene second, supporting copy at the bottom. No extra labels, logos, dates, or invented lettering.