Create a detailed 7-slide PowerPoint presentation outline for my business project. The restaurant is called "Crab and More". Use the following details: Slide 1: Title Slide - Restaurant Name: "Crab and More". Location: Beit Wazan Street. High-end Seafood. Slide 2: Concept & USP - Explain the unique marine decorations and interactive table-side food serving. Slide 3: Funding - Mention that the business is started using 10 years of personal savings. Slide 4: Target Customers - Focus on "Wealthy Families" and providing a luxury experience. Slide 5: Staffing & Salaries - We have 15 professional employees. Mention high salaries (Head Chef: $2,000, Waiters: $600 + Tips). Slide 6: Menu Highlights - Mention 3 main dishes: King Crab Legs, Lobster Thermidor, and "The Ocean Pearl" dessert. Slide 7: Creative Advertising - Describe the 3D Billboard with a giant lobster claw and the slogan: "Our Seafood is FRESHER than this!" Slide 1: Title Slide - Restaurant Name: "Crab and More". Location: Beit Wazan Street. High-end Seafood. Slide 2: Concept & USP - Explain the unique marine decorations and interactive table-side food serving. Slide 3: Funding - Mention that the business is started using 10 years of personal savings. Slide 4: Target Customers - Focus on "Wealthy Families" and providing a luxury experience. Slide 5: Staffing & Salaries - We have 15 professional employees. Mention high salaries (Head Chef: $2,000, Waiters: $600 + Tips). Slide 6: Menu Highlights - Mention 3 main dishes: King Crab Legs, Lobster Thermidor, and "The Ocean Pearl" dessert. Slide 7: Creative Advertising - Describe the 3D Billboard with a giant lobster claw and the slogan: "Our Seafood is FRESHER than this!" "Create an extensive, luxury 3-page Menu for my seafood restaurant 'Crab and More'. The menu should be very detailed with prices in Dollars ($). Target wealthy families. Include 6 Starters, 10 Main Courses (specializing in Crab, Lobster, and Fresh Fish), 5 Side Dishes, and 5 High-end Desserts. For each item, write a mouth-watering description. The prices should be high-end (Main courses between $60 - $150). Format it as a professional restaurant menu."
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