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Nexus973
Nexus973
11 months ago

With pictures, because sometimes you can’t imagine how it’s done, so look like a portion on the plate. And if there’s something not well described, then you know it’ll look as good as on the picture that I like and take it…

Well for each serving you can also not make a picture if the shop has a lot of choice. Online yes, but so on paper no, would be much too big.

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Silo123
Silo123
11 months ago
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I have seen maps with huge selection and pictures in China. A menu often had 20 or more pages. I just thought it was great.

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ambibaer
ambibaer
11 months ago

Most likely without.

When designers are at work they know how it is, those with pictures can also be absolutely brilliant.

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Silo123
Silo123
11 months ago

I find maps with pictures simply class, but with real pictures, so not with which of Essensfotographen- in which food looks rather unappetiful, so it doesn’t look like in reality and often not just delicious.

Especially in China, where you don’t know many dishes, I always found the photos very helpful.

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ManOfTheNight
ManOfTheNight
11 months ago

In the restaurants where I’m going, there are no picture tickets, there’s only text in the menu, and that’s enough for me, as I can imagine how the dishes offered look.

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Jesko224
Jesko224
11 months ago

It’s huge. You’ll be fine even without pictures.

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Simbacherin1
Simbacherin1
11 months ago

A good description of the dishes is more professional.

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edgar1279
edgar1279
11 months ago

I’ve almost never seen pictures in a menu. Description is complete.

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PeterP58
PeterP58
11 months ago

The name of the court and a brief description are sufficient for me.

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