Flame-Grilled Premium Steak

Please create a highly completed "Chinese-Led Catering Commercial Food Poster."

[Theme Categories]
[Main Title in Chinese]
[English Auxiliary Subtitle] (Optional, small print assistance)
[Main Visual Food]
[Ingredient Labeling] (4-6 items, mainly in Chinese)
[Bottom Selling Point Copy] (4 short sentences in Chinese)

Overall requirements:
This is a high-quality dining commercial poster aimed at the Chinese mainland market—not a regular staged shot, not a menu screenshot, nor a low-quality e-commerce image. The entire image must primarily contain Chinese information, with English as an auxiliary accent. All text should be as clear, legible, and authentic as possible. No garbled text, pseudo-English, or meaningless spaced text.

Place a very eye-catching Chinese main title at the top of the image. The font should be large, heavy, and visually impactful, suitable for restaurant posters. You can add a brush-like feel, handwriting, or bold texture. A small English subtitle can be added below the main title to help explain the category or flavor.

In the center of the frame, there must be a full, three-dimensional, tempting, and highly appetizing main visual food subject. The main visual should occupy the core area of the frame, with a strong sense of portion, obvious exposure of ingredients, rich layering, and clear details, giving it the texture of authentic commercial food photography. Food should look "freshly made, piping hot, worth it, and delicious," with realistic details like slight steam, glossy sauce, meat texture, vegetables juicy, cheese stretchiness, and soup noodles steaming.

Around the main body, you can add a small amount of related auxiliary ingredients and props, such as sauce bowls, herbs, chili peppers, lemon, sesame, chopped vegetables, small ingredients, chopsticks, wooden boards, plates, etc., to enhance the atmosphere but not overshadow the main focus. For the overall background, it's recommended to use a dark wooden table, charcoal black, dark brown, or warm tones to highlight the main elements of the food.

Around the main visual, add 4-6 exquisite Chinese ingredient labels, using fine lines to connect the corresponding ingredients or parts. The labeling box should be simple and clear, like the instruction label in a high-end dining poster, not too much like industrial blueprints.

At the bottom, a row of four selling point information modules is designed, each containing a concise icon and a short Chinese selling point statement. Overall, it looks like a highly polished restaurant brand poster, main menu visual, or e-commerce detail page header, combining commercial, brand, and communication elements.

Visual style:
Authentic commercial food photography + poster design sense, dark tones with high quality, warm light application, strong appetite, high-definition details, distinct layering, rich colors but not dirty, clear images, prominent subjects, complete composition, overall high-end, alluring, and impactful.

Layout Structure:
Above is the main title area,
The center is the main visual food area,
Around it is the ingredient labeling area,
The bottom is the selling point information section.