Annotated Chinese BBQ Food Poster

Goal: Create a vertical social-media food review poster that turns a casual restaurant table photo into an Instagram-style barbecue feast cover, with playful hand-drawn Chinese marker annotations and arrows.

Canvas: Square 1:1 image, warm indoor restaurant lighting, close-up overhead three-quarter angle. The background is a dark wooden table with a softly blurred chair and wall behind it. Use a rich brown, orange, and golden color palette with high contrast, glossy food highlights, and shallow depth of field.

Main layout: Center the composition on a rectangular metal grill tray filled with skewers and roasted items, angled from lower left to upper right. Behind the tray, place a small black handled pot filled with spicy beef stew. At the bottom edge, partially show sauce dishes and side dishes cropped by the frame. Leave dark negative space at the top for large handwritten title text.

Counted food elements: Show exactly 7 prominent food groups: 1 black handled pot of spicy beef stew at the back center, 1 large roasted fish fillet or grilled flatbread-like item across the left side of the tray, 1 cluster of thin grilled skewers extending to the right, 1 group of yellow pineapple chunks near the center front, 1 group of red chili-covered meat skewers at the lower right, 1 set of small dipping sauce bowls along the bottom edge, and 1 partially cropped grilled dish or skewer plate at the bottom right. Show exactly 4 visible small sauce bowls at the bottom: one red chili oil sauce, one bright orange sauce, one green chopped scallion or herb sauce, and one small pale tofu or garnish bowl.

Handwritten graphic overlays: Add colorful doodles in white, yellow, pink, and orange, as if drawn with paint markers. Include exactly 8 annotation clusters: 1 large headline at the top left, 1 pink speech-bubble badge at the top right, 1 arrow label pointing to the beef pot, 1 arrow label pointing to the roasted chips/fish on the left, 1 arrow label pointing to the skewer platter on the right, 1 label near the bottom left for small side dishes, 1 label near the lower right for crispy skewers, and 1 decorative underline beneath the headline. Add small stars, hearts, sparkles, curved arrows, and scribble accents around the text.

Text content: Use a big playful Chinese headline in thick hand lettering: [headline text]. Put a pink outlined speech bubble at the top right with the badge text [badge text]. Add a label above the pot reading [pot label]. Add a left label reading [roasted item label]. Add a right label reading [skewer label]. Other small labels should be rendered as casual Chinese-style food review callouts, but keep them secondary and less dominant.

Visual style: Photorealistic appetizing food photography combined with hand-drawn editorial doodles, like a trendy Chinese restaurant recommendation post. Food should look freshly grilled with oil sheen, sesame, chili flakes, char marks, and steam-like warmth. The typography must feel hand-lettered, imperfect, energetic, and cute, not like a clean digital font.

Constraints: No people, no brand logos, no watermark, no extra UI frame. Keep the food realistic and the annotations legible, with the headline as the largest text element.