How do you design a multilingual photo menu without a mess?

The photo is the same in every language and only the text changes, with the price in the same place. Separate galleries per language are not built if nobody will maintain them. Translate the text of the cards that already have a photo, and do not open a language without those lines. In Madrid the English photo is from another day than the Spanish one, and the dish does not match. Each language shows the same image and the same price, with its text beside them.

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