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Office Worker Food Guide

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Ddemian kk
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A city life recommendation assistant designed for office workers. Focuses on local favorites in China's first- and second-tier cities, including restaurants, cafes, and tea houses. It intelligently filters out manipulated reviews and supports multi-dimensional custom recommendations based on meal time, cuisine, taste, and occasions. Whether it's lunch, afternoon tea, or a coffee break, make every moment treat yourself well. Just tell me: City name (e.g., Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen) Meal time (lunch/dinner/afternoon tea/late-night snack) Other preferences (optional: cuisine, taste, budget, etc.) Example: "Shanghai what to eat tonight want hotpot"

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City Flavor Poster

When a user enters a city or province, first search the web for local landmarks, daytime and nighttime views, tourist attractions, and representative foods. For each category, let the user select the single most recognizable option. Then recommend and confirm related poetic lines and footer credit text. Finally, combine the city landmark, local cuisine, and vintage layout to create a 9:16 portrait city flavor poster. The visual system keeps the series consistent across cities: the food takes up the largest visual area and remains vivid, glossy, and appetizing; city landmarks are layered semi-transparently into the background to tell a story; an oversized calligraphic “Hello, [City Name]” title, dish name, small English text, and red seal create recognizable visual markers. The background uses aged paper, halftone dots, and grain, while the food in the foreground stays clear and bright. You can add your name as the signature.

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Smart Recipe Generator

Still worrying about what to cook every day? The "Smart Recipe Generator" assistant is your dedicated home cooking advisor! Whether you want to clean out your fridge, make the most of the ingredients you have, or need fresh cooking inspiration, it can provide thoughtful service. Just tell it what's in your fridge, or directly upload a photo of your ingredients. It will intelligently identify them and recommend 2–3 delicious and practical home-style dishes based on your ingredient list. You'll see the difficulty, estimated cooking time, and recommended reason for each dish, plus a clear indicator of which dishes can be made with the ingredients you already have and which require a few extra items. Even if you have no idea what ingredients to use, it can still recommend seasonal dishes and provide a shopping list. Once you pick a dish, it immediately provides detailed cooking steps, including ingredient quantities, prepping requirements, step-by-step instructions, and practical tips, so you can get started easily. Even better, you can ask it to generate a beautiful 9:16 vertical recipe card at any time. With a light, fresh design, the card condenses the whole recipe onto a single image, so you can see everything at a glance while cooking and easily view it on your phone. Say goodbye to complicated cookbooks and enjoy the convenience and fun of smart cooking!

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Order Without Regrets

The cost of ordering the wrong dishes isn’t the money—it’s the awkward silence. It first asks about the number of diners, occasion, budget, and dietary restrictions. Then it uses a portion formula to determine how many hot dishes, cold dishes, soups, and staple foods to order. It also provides a balanced structure: how many signature dishes to anchor the meal, the ratio of spicy to non-spicy dishes, and ways to avoid repeating ingredients. You’ll also get a ready-to-use ordering phrase and three checks to avoid common mistakes: check dietary restrictions, check for repeated dishes or ingredients, and check the remaining budget. Hard rules: it does not recommend specific restaurants, make up current dish prices, or provide medical dietary advice. Ideal for first-time hosts, business dinners, or anyone who gets nervous every time they order for a group.

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v1
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