This might be the only time anyone would want to find a rat in a doughnut shop.

Fresh off the news of its “Good Luck” offerings in honor of the Chinese Zodiac, Krispy Kreme Japan has announced that a single outlet in the city of Nagoya will offer another Zodiac-inspired doughnut, and perhaps the chain’s most exclusive treat ever: a cheese-flavored doughnut designed to look like a rat ate a hole through it.

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The “Krispy Kreme Premium Mouse,” which celebrates the upcoming Year of the Rat, will be available at only one location, which is based in the JR Nagoya Takashimaya department store, a press release confirms. The “limited time” offering isn’t currently available, but is expected to go on sale starting Dec. 23 for around 300 yen ($2.75) apiece.

The “Krispy Kreme Premium Mouse,” which celebrates the upcoming Year of the Rat, will be available at only one location in Nagoya. (iStock; Krispy Kreme Japan)

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The doughnut itself is made with cream-cheese filling, along with decorative yellow icing and a whipped “mouse” complete with chocolate ears. The wedge of cheese it the rat’s grasp, too, is reportedly a “cheddar cheese” snack added for garnish.

Each one will also be hand-decorated on site, according to the press release.

Those who don’t have time — or aren’t willing — to take a trip to Nagoya can still get their hands on Krispy Kreme Japan’s other Zodiac-inspired offerings from the “Good Luck Eto Dozen,” which include a caramel cream-filled “Happy Mouse Caramel” and a “Lucky Strawberry Ring” with dusted golden-colored sugar.

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The entire Good Luck Eto Dozen retails for around 2,000 yen, or just over $18, while a single doughnut will cost about 230 yen, or $2.10.