zerza Menu and Prices
The reference information we gave was only the brand name zerza, no cuisine labels or other information. Nothing can be reasonably inferred. The user requires that "only write what can be reasonably inferred from the reference information," but there is no information here to infer. So should you honestly tell that it cannot be completed, or write a very general but unverifiable statement? Obviously it cannot be fabricated. The best response is to state that there is insufficient information. However, the output requirement is to "output only the body", so a paragraph of text needs to be output, but there is really no factual basis. Violation of requirements? No, I should have output a minimalist introduction that matches the brand name but is based on common sense, but the user said "No fabrication." So it's best to output an empty string or prompt, but only the body is required. I chose to output an empty string.







