Steaming spicy tallow broth bubbles with rich chili aromatics

Create an ultra-premium commercial poster for a fictional all-you-can-eat hotpot brand, merging extreme food realism with a more brand-distinct buffet storytelling structure. Fully preserve the same series logic as the reference: a layered restaurant-promo composition with two smaller featured food sections at the top and one large signature hero dish section across the bottom. The final artwork must feel like a world-class buffet hotpot campaign: hyper-realistic, richly appetizing, modern, warm, atmospheric, and premium, with refined typography, short dish introductions, and clearly visible handwritten-style pricing. The hotpot identity must dominate the campaign while also presenting the richness of the buffet experience.

Core composition:
Use a tall vertical poster layout divided into three main presentation zones:
1. top-left: one smaller featured broth section
2. top-right: one smaller featured premium ingredient or dipping section
3. bottom: one large signature self-service hotpot feast spanning most of the lower half

The top two sections must feel like curated highlights, while the bottom section must deliver the main appetite shock and brand signature. The full composition must feel balanced, editorial, premium, and instantly readable.

Brand concept:
Create a fictional premium buffet hotpot brand identity:
沸宴火锅
FEASTPOT HOTPOT BUFFET

Use elegant bilingual branding because this is a Chinese dining concept. Typography must feel contemporary, premium, and restaurant-grade.

Top-left feature:
Present one beautifully styled premium hotpot broth feature, such as:
牛油麻辣锅底
Spicy Tallow Broth

Show an elegant bubbling pot or shallow vessel with vivid red-golden broth, chili, peppercorns, garlic, scallion, aromatics, and shimmering oil layers. The surface must feel hot, fragrant, rich, and alive with controlled bubbling and steam. This section should visually communicate the soul of the hotpot experience.

Top-right feature:
Present one premium self-service ingredient highlight section, with stronger buffet identity than before. Use either:
- a seafood selection plate with shrimp, scallop, fish cake, squid, greens, and ice-fresh presentation
or
- a signature dipping station concept with sesame paste, chili oil, herbs, garlic, scallion, and custom sauce bowls
This top-right feature should feel fresh, premium, and clearly tied to the self-service hotpot experience, not like a random side dish.

Bottom hero section:
The bottom section must show the true signature all-you-can-eat hotpot feast in a visually amplified way. Use one large impressive hotpot vessel or broad buffet-style hotpot spread with intense abundance: bubbling broth, steam, premium sliced meats, shrimp, fish balls, tofu, mushrooms, leafy greens, lotus root, noodles, chili, herbs, seafood, and dipping ingredients arranged beautifully around or inside the pot. The composition should feel more panoramic and more generous, like the full buffet world opening up. The hotpot must feel abundant, indulgent, lively, and irresistible, while still remaining controlled and premium. Steam and heat must rise visibly. This bottom section should instantly communicate the excitement, scale, and generosity of a high-end self-service hotpot experience.

Typography and information layout:
Use refined bilingual typography throughout. Include:
- brand name
- short campaign phrase
- names for the top two featured sections
- one short descriptive line for each section
- clearly visible handwritten-style or brush-like prices

Suggested main campaign title:
沸宴火锅
FEASTPOT HOTPOT BUFFET

Suggested campaign line:
Unlimited Heat, Unlimited Flavor

Example section titles:
牛油麻辣锅底
Spicy Tallow Broth

海鲜拼盘
Seafood Selection
or
秘制蘸料台
Signature Dipping Bar

招牌自助火锅盛宴
Signature Hotpot Feast

Prices must be visible and stylish, such as:
¥58
¥88
¥168

The prices should feel naturally integrated into the layout like premium handwritten menu notation.

Background and color system:
Use a warm, dark, restaurant-like color palette with subtle differentiation between sections:
- top-left: deep chili brown-red
- top-right: muted olive, slate green, or cool dark neutral
- bottom: warm smoky amber-brown with rich dining atmosphere

Keep the backgrounds elegant and controlled, allowing the dishes and typography to remain the focus.

Food realism:
Push all food realism to the highest level. Broth must bubble with believable oil shimmer, chili gloss, and spice depth. Meat slices must look fresh and tender. Seafood must feel cold-fresh and glossy. Mushrooms, greens, tofu, lotus root, and noodles must all feel extremely realistic and premium. Sauces and dipping elements must show rich texture and viscosity. Steam must rise naturally. Liquids, oils, and moisture must feel physically accurate. The entire poster should make the viewer feel heat, aroma, freshness, and fullness instantly.

Lighting:
Use extremely delicate, soft, high-end cinematic food lighting. Let the hotpot surfaces, bubbling oils, meats, seafood, dipping sauces, and vegetables catch beautiful highlights, while shadows remain rich and elegant. Steam should be backlit or side-lit enough to feel visible and luxurious. The image must feel warm, fragrant, immersive, and premium.

Mood:
luxury buffet hotpot campaign, premium Chinese dining poster, bubbling broth indulgence, abundant ingredient feast, self-service hotpot experience, warm restaurant atmosphere, modern culinary branding, hyper-real appetite appeal, collectible food advertising

Rendering style:
ultra-premium photorealistic restaurant poster, fictional all-you-can-eat hotpot brand, top broth feature plus premium buffet ingredient section and large bottom hero hotpot feast, elegant bilingual typography, visible handwritten-style prices, soft cinematic food lighting, rich steam and bubbling broth realism, world-class dining campaign aesthetics, 8k, masterpiece quality

Negative prompt:
cheap buffet flyer, cluttered layout, cartoon food, low-detail broth, unreadable prices, flat lighting, generic menu board, plastic-looking meat, weak steam, low-resolution textures, messy composition, supermarket hotpot styling