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Use the menu items table I paste below as the source of truth for item names, categories, availability, and prices. Create a simple original logo and cohesive colors that suit {brand_direction}. Do not request or add product pictures or menu photos. Do not invent real prices, ingredients, discounts, opening hours, or dietary claims. If any menu value is unclear, ask me. If the menu is incomplete, label the site as a draft with sample data and do not present those samples as real offerings.

Make the customer page open directly on the menu. Include clear category navigation, readable item details, and consistent price formatting. Use a clean text-first layout without product pictures. Make it work well on phones and desktop, with accessible labels. Add no ordering, payment, or account features unless I specified them.

Add a private owner editor so the owner can add, edit, hide, and reorder items and categories and change prices. Use {owner_email} as the owner's account email. The owner must sign in with email and password before accessing any editor page or editing action. Provide a private, secure password setup flow for the owner after deployment, including a way to reset the password by email. Never display or expose the editor to customers. Do not include picture upload controls. Save edits persistently and protect every editing action on the server. Never embed a password in source code, the public site, seed data, or this prompt; do not ask me to paste a reusable password into a public prompt.

Publish the customer site at a stable URL. After publication, create a downloadable high-resolution QR code for the confirmed final public URL. Check that the QR code points to that exact URL and that visitors can open the menu without signing in. Check the editor sign-in and a harmless test edit. Give me the customer URL, editor URL, QR file, logo asset, and any remaining content I must supply before printing.