What this template is for

Free Restaurant Flyer Template for Chinese Food Promotions and Menus is a tall, polished restaurant flyer made for presenting a Chinese food menu or a focused dining promotion. The composition suits a new menu launch, a chef-special campaign, or a seasonal takeaway offer. Its generous white space and vivid food photography create an inviting, contemporary mood without making the page feel busy.

Design details

  • A white to very pale pink background framed by hot-pink diagonal corner lines
  • A large condensed uppercase restaurant name at the top, followed by a fine blush divider
  • A central outlined triangle containing three food photographs, with an inverted inner triangle highlighting a noodle dish
  • Bold pink promotional copy below the collage, plus centered menu, timing, address, and about-us areas
  • A mix of tall sans serif display type, a serif subheading, and compact body copy for clear hierarchy

How to use it

  1. Download the ZIP file and open the PSD source in Photoshop.
  2. Replace the restaurant name and the “Delicious Chinese Food” line with your brand and main offer.
  3. Swap the three food images while preserving the triangular masks. Use bright, close-up dishes with compatible lighting for a unified collage.
  4. Update the menu categories, opening hours, address, and short introduction, then check that all small copy remains readable.
  5. Export a print-ready version for table counters or local distribution, and resize a copy for online restaurant promotions.

Download

Download free-restaurant-flyer-template.zip“>Download Flyer-Design-14.zip

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FAQ

What promotions fit this restaurant flyer?

It works especially well for a Chinese restaurant menu introduction, a chef-special selection, or a seasonal food promotion. The three-photo collage is useful when several signature dishes deserve equal attention.

What kind of photos should I use?

Choose sharp overhead or slightly angled food photos with bright plates and warm colors. Crop the dishes tightly so the triangular frames stay visually full and appetizing.

Can I adapt the design for print and social media?

Yes. The vertical composition is naturally suited to printed flyers and posters. For social use, create a resized version and enlarge the smallest address and timing copy before exporting.