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SINGAPORE -- Get your Instagram accounts ready,Taboo Sex: Daughter in law, Sister in law, Mother in law (2025) because a new cafe dedicated to Gudetama the lazy egg is the height of photogenic adorableness.

Gudetama is a creation of Japan's cartoon mega power, Sanrio, which also created Hello Kitty.

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Following the success of other Gudetama cafes in Japan and Hong Kong, Singapore just welcomed the little lethargic egg to its shores.

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Best of all, the dishes at the cafe were designed by award-winning bento artist and local food blogger Shirley Wong, who Instagrams her creations as Little Miss Bento.

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Who is Gudetama?

Unlike most cartoon characters that are usually all about unbridled joy and positivity, Gudetama's name comes from the Japanese word for "no energy" -- "gude". "Tama" comes from "tamago", Japanese for egg.

People find the little guy's laidback spirit really relatable.

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Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable "I can totally relate to feeling apathetic, unmotivated, lazy, pessimistic, and irritable."

Drawings of Gudetama typically show him in a variety of lackadaisical poses: asleep on his egg white bed with with a bacon blanket pulled over him; draped over a bowl of rice exuding an air of indifference; or lounging in a cracked half of his shell -- as one does -- on a deckchair.

"I love Gudetama because I can totally relate to feeling apathetic, unmotivated, lazy, pessimistic, and irritable," says self-confessed diehard fan Delphine Tan, 36.

The Singaporean teacher is an avid collector of Gudetama paraphernalia and showcases her collection on Instagram:

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Here's what you'll eat

At the new Singapore cafe, the menu consists of 10 main courses, four side dishes, five desserts, two kids' meals and a range of specialty drinks.

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To get Gudetama’s infamous miserable expression onto the food items, a thin edible clear film is pasted over the surfaces.

Expect to shell out an average of S$35 ($24) per person if you each order a main, a drink, and a dessert.

The Gudetama cafe is located on the ground floor of the Suntec City mall.

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