Those appear to be bean curd sheets (ie. tofu sheets).
They're a common find in Asian shops.
Here's what they look like when nice and fresh
But they can also be dried.
The OP picture looks like it's somewhere in between; maybe hasn't been cared for too well. It looks like it should look like the first photo but has been left uncovered and has dried around the edges.
I think the cabbage label is just a simple mistake/misplacement. Dried or cured cabbage would still have a visible cellulose structure while the OP picture has a consistent look (if not tofu, then it's certainly something reformed from something like flour or meal - seitan as mentioned in a comment is a likely runner-up).
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The picture isn't from the best angle for identification, though it's very pretty, but it looks to be a pea shoot (picture).
These are common garnishes for savoury dishes, but much less common for sweet dishes, though not completely unknown (also a lemon recipe).