Is the office lady hitting on me?

Today I went into the office break room to grab a coffee and there she was, washing her cup.

So just for context, I am 1.5 months into my new job and have never talked to this lady. She sits nearby but we don't work with one another.

So while I was getting my coffee I realised that she was going to go next and I apologised.

Her: "Wow you're so tall"

Me: Not looking, smiled and said yea I get that alot. (Normal compliment so far so good.)

Her: "You're quite fit too. You should consider being a model"

Me: Gave a quick look behind, laughed and said nah cannot la. (Weird compliment, can't tell if joke or serious but ok.)

Her: "You're so young looking too, you look 22 or 23" (If I had to guess shes in her mid to early 30s and I'm in my mid to late 20s.)

Me: I laugh again and now I turn around and we lock eyes. I tell her my age. (Where is this going? You're being too nice.)

Her: She said while not breaking eye contact, "haha wow you're so young, you should really try modelling." (Ok wtf is happening right now. Are you actually hitting on me?)

At this point its starting to honestly feel abit sexually tense and awkward for me with all the compliments so I thanked her and made my way back to my desk.

And I know what you're thinking: She's just being nice and making small talk. But it really didn't feel that way at all. Its not like the "shuai ge" you get from the drink stall auntie. Not one bit. You could feel intent behind her compliments. It feels like how a guy would go about hitting on a girl by complimenting her looks and body. And if the roles were reversed it would be really uncomfortable for the girl and can be considered harrassment.

Also note that it was just the 2 of us in the break room this whole time.

What do you think? Am I overthinking or am I really being hit on? If so ima smash.

Edit: Also forgot to mention she is not a local. I'll give her looks 6.5 - 7. Decent for office setting. She got like asian features with light brown hair and euro accent. So could be a cultural thing idk.