Indigo Table menu template

Best for

Japanese restaurants, ramen counters and robata grills with photogenic plates, where a short ingredient list says more than a paragraph.

Getting the most from it

• Shoot each dish straight from above, the plate centred, on the same pale table
• Write descriptions as short ingredient lines, not full sentences, for the best fit
• Keep drinks and desserts without photos: their sections become a tidy text list

What makes it Indigo Table

• Round plates that all sit on the same edge, with the name and price beside them
• Brush-lettered dishes and spaced-out section titles, in an indigo accent
• A narrow wave pattern down both page edges, pale wood underneath
• Descriptions as a short ingredient list, one line each; sections without photos turn into a neat text list
• A sold-out dish gets a stamp across its plate; a dish without a photo gets a white plate with its initial