Daily care
Meals & snacks
Meals fill the hunger bar. Snacks lift happiness. Both add a little weight.
What’s on the menu?
| Food | Menu | Effect | Where to get it | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Sushi | Meal | +20 fullness, +1 g | Always available | A tidy roll of rice and fish. A proper meal that fills your Tama right up. |
 | Bread | Meal | +20 fullness, +1 g | Always available | A soft, freshly baked loaf. Plain, but filling. |
 | Pudding | Snack | +10 happiness, +2 g | Always available | A wobbly caramel pudding. Sweet enough to lift any mood. |
 | Cone | Snack | +10 happiness, +2 g | Always available | Ice cream in a crisp cone. Eat it before it melts! |
 | Cake | Snack | +20 happiness, +3 g | Corner Shop, 80 points | A slice of layered sponge cake with a strawberry on top. Sold at the Corner Shop. |
 | Juice | Snack | +4 fullness, +10 happiness, +1 g | Corner Shop, 40 points | A tall glass of fizzy fruit juice with a straw. Sold at the Corner Shop. |
 | Enrg Drink | Snack | +10 energy, +10 happiness, +1 stress | Corner Shop, 60 points | A fizzy can that perks your Tama up. Its energy can go past the most (boosted energy), but it adds a little stress. Sold at the Corner Shop. |
Choosing food
- Food → Meal and Food → Snack each open a list with one food per page.
- A and B move to the previous or next food. The number in the bottom-right corner shows which page you are on.
- C feeds the food on screen. Your Tama eats, then the list returns so you can feed again.
- Basic foods never run out, so no amount is shown. Foods bought at the Corner Shop show how many you have left.
Before you feed
- A sleeping Tama refuses food: switch the lamp on to wake it first. Eggs and completed lives cannot eat.
- You can feed a Tama whose hunger bar is full. Its weight still goes up.
- A character’s favourite or disliked food changes the happiness effect. Character pages list each one’s preferences.