Lichuan Coffee Autumn Menu

Page one lists eleven autumn drinks from an ¥18 espresso to a ¥36 wampee coconut cold brew; page two covers three 240ml pour-overs and bagged beans.

Two counter menu pages for Lichuan Coffee listing autumn drinks and pour-over beans with prices.
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Two counter menus for a neighborhood coffee shop: autumn drinks on page one, weekly pour-overs and beans on page two.

Reprice the espresso

Changes the espresso from 18 to 20 yuan, keeping the rest.

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Create two 3:4 portrait counter menus for the fictional neighborhood coffee shop "Lichuan Coffee," showcasing its autumn drinks and bean list.

Page 1: "Autumn Menu." Page 2: "Weekly Pour-over."

Page 1 lists Espresso ¥18, Americano ¥22, Flat White ¥26, Latte ¥28, Oat Latte ¥32, Mocha ¥30, Cocoa ¥26; Osmanthus Pomelo Sparkling Americano ¥32, Osmanthus Jiuniang Latte ¥34, Wampee Coconut Cold Brew ¥36, Brown Sugar Sea Salt Latte ¥34, each with serving size, hot/iced options, and a one-line flavor note. Page 2 lists Washed Ethiopia pour-over ¥38, Anaerobic Colombia ¥42, Natural Yunnan ¥36, all 240ml; bagged beans list Washed Ethiopia 227g/¥88, Anaerobic Colombia 227g/¥108, Natural Yunnan 227g/¥78, Lichuan Espresso Blend 454g/¥128, each with roast level and recommended brewing method.

Warm paper-white background; deep olive green for headings and divider lines; persimmon orange and leaf green for hot/iced markers; a Chinese sans-serif (heiti) paired with a small amount of monospaced numerals, looking like a real café menu.

All prices use a single right-aligned column; the RMB symbol, numeral weight, and size formatting are consistent; no rounded-corner cards, no interior photos, no meaningless English.
Recolor the headings

Changes headings and dividers from deep olive green to deep coffee brown, keeping the rest.

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Create two 3:4 portrait counter menus for the fictional neighborhood coffee shop "Lichuan Coffee," showcasing its autumn drinks and bean list.

Page 1: "Autumn Menu." Page 2: "Weekly Pour-over."

Page 1 lists Espresso ¥18, Americano ¥22, Flat White ¥26, Latte ¥28, Oat Latte ¥32, Mocha ¥30, Cocoa ¥26; Osmanthus Pomelo Sparkling Americano ¥32, Osmanthus Jiuniang Latte ¥34, Wampee Coconut Cold Brew ¥36, Brown Sugar Sea Salt Latte ¥34, each with serving size, hot/iced options, and a one-line flavor note. Page 2 lists Washed Ethiopia pour-over ¥38, Anaerobic Colombia ¥42, Natural Yunnan ¥36, all 240ml; bagged beans list Washed Ethiopia 227g/¥88, Anaerobic Colombia 227g/¥108, Natural Yunnan 227g/¥78, Lichuan Espresso Blend 454g/¥128, each with roast level and recommended brewing method.

Warm paper-white background; deep olive green for headings and divider lines; persimmon orange and leaf green for hot/iced markers; a Chinese sans-serif (heiti) paired with a small amount of monospaced numerals, looking like a real café menu.

All prices use a single right-aligned column; the RMB symbol, numeral weight, and size formatting are consistent; no rounded-corner cards, no interior photos, no meaningless English.
Add a hojicha latte

Adds a Hojicha Latte at 32 yuan to page one, keeping the rest.

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Create two 3:4 portrait counter menus for the fictional neighborhood coffee shop "Lichuan Coffee," showcasing its autumn drinks and bean list.

Page 1: "Autumn Menu." Page 2: "Weekly Pour-over."

Page 1 lists Espresso ¥18, Americano ¥22, Flat White ¥26, Latte ¥28, Oat Latte ¥32, Mocha ¥30, Cocoa ¥26; Osmanthus Pomelo Sparkling Americano ¥32, Osmanthus Jiuniang Latte ¥34, Wampee Coconut Cold Brew ¥36, Brown Sugar Sea Salt Latte ¥34, each with serving size, hot/iced options, and a one-line flavor note. Page 2 lists Washed Ethiopia pour-over ¥38, Anaerobic Colombia ¥42, Natural Yunnan ¥36, all 240ml; bagged beans list Washed Ethiopia 227g/¥88, Anaerobic Colombia 227g/¥108, Natural Yunnan 227g/¥78, Lichuan Espresso Blend 454g/¥128, each with roast level and recommended brewing method.

Warm paper-white background; deep olive green for headings and divider lines; persimmon orange and leaf green for hot/iced markers; a Chinese sans-serif (heiti) paired with a small amount of monospaced numerals, looking like a real café menu.

All prices use a single right-aligned column; the RMB symbol, numeral weight, and size formatting are consistent; no rounded-corner cards, no interior photos, no meaningless English.