I went to the cafeteria at the Ministry of Justice with my colleagues for lunch. The cafeteria has a great view of the Imperial Palace from the Ministry of Justice building. The menu is limited to curry and rice bowls. I bought a ticket for beef sukiyaki rice bowl. From my seat, I could see the Imperial Palace. After about 10 minutes of sitting down, the sukiyaki rice bowl was served. The sweet sukiyaki, rice, and soft-boiled egg complemented each other perfectly, creating a delicious bowl. It was very easy to eat. Next time, I would like to try the omurice!

Today, I had some business at the Ministry of Justice in Kasumigaseki. Don't worry, it's not because I did something bad and got called in or investigated (lol). It's a secret. Anyway, you can't just walk into the Ministry of Justice without a prior appointment, as I found out (the security guards will stop you). The security is pretty tight. Since I was there, I decided to have lunch there as well. On the 20th floor, there's a "conversation room" where they serve daily specials, pasta, curry, and other cafeteria-style dishes. I love katsu curry, so I ordered the regular size katsu curry (650 yen). The seating was spaced out, and everyone was quiet, so it was relatively peaceful. I couldn't take a photo, but the view from the 20th floor is amazing. It feels luxurious. The food was served in about 5 minutes, and I was surprised by the portion size. Even though it was a regular size, it was quite generous, almost like a large size. I'm glad I didn't order the large size (lol). The tonkatsu was not too thick, but it was delicious and juicy, and considering the price, it was a great deal. I always had a mediocre impression of government cafeterias, but this one exceeded my expectations. It's a bit challenging to visit, but if you get the chance, I recommend trying out the conversation room on the 20th floor. It's worth it.

Located a 3-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Sakuradamon Station in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, on the 20th floor of the Central Joint Government Building No. 6 where the Ministry of Justice is situated, is a cafeteria called "Danwashitsu Ministry of Justice Branch." I visited there on January 8, 2019. The view overlooking the Imperial Palace is outstanding, as expected from a government cafeteria. I ordered the "B Set for 600 yen," and on this day, the B lunch was yakitori-don (grilled chicken over rice). Government lunches are indeed affordable, and the view is wonderful, making the dining experience enjoyable. Now, about the taste of the yakitori-don, it was delicious. The amount of grilled chicken on top was generous, filling up the bowl nicely. The texture of the tender and juicy yakitori was pleasing, and the seasoning was light and flavorful. Bon appétit!

This is a restaurant located on the 20th floor of the Ministry of Justice building, about a 5-minute walk from Sakuradamon Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line and about a 5-minute walk from Kasumigaseki Station. It serves lunch during the day and is used for events in the evenings. Sometimes, events related to prisons are also held here. The reviewer mentioned a famous grape bread from Fuchu Prison that used to be available to the public on weekends. After attending a hearing at the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, the reviewer visited this restaurant for a meal before heading to the Koto Driver's License Examination Center. The security at the Ministry of Justice building is strict, requiring identification to enter. The restaurant offers various seating options and a menu where all items are priced at 600 yen. The reviewer ordered the pork cutlet curry, which was flavorful and satisfying. Despite missing out on the popular omelette rice, the reviewer enjoyed the meal in the restaurant with a great view.

The restaurant on the 20th floor of the Ministry of Justice is spacious and has a good view, making it popular. They offer two daily changing menu options, with Wednesday being recommended for omurice lovers as they offer a small omurice with salad and soup for a low price. The other menu items like bara chirashi, vegetable curry, beef curry, scallop dish, grilled fish, and sashimi set are also delicious and reasonably priced. Overall, the food is decent and satisfying, with some dishes being more flavorful than others.

A restaurant with a great view located inside the Ministry of Justice. It's more like a set meal restaurant, on the 20th floor of the ministry. The main dish changes daily, but there are also regular menu items. The interior is spacious with tables lined up. Being on the 20th floor, the view is great and it's often used for banquets at night. The night view is beautiful! Since it's a staff cafeteria, the prices are reasonable! On Wednesdays, they have a special small-sized omurice. Normally limited to 20 servings, but on Wednesdays, it's the main dish. You can choose from three sizes, even the small size is quite filling... and it's only 500 yen. It's a great deal! It's satisfying, with a delicious taste. Happy with it!

The restaurant on the 20th floor of the Ministry of Justice (Kasumigaseki) offers low-priced menu items ranging from 500 to 700 yen, including daily specials, regular menu items, and seasonal specials. The recommended dish here is the "omurice," with Wednesdays being Omurice Day. The view from the 20th floor is great, and the spacious dining area is a favorite spot for enjoying a meal. Another recommended item is the "sandwich," limited to 20 servings per day and priced at 500 yen including a drink. The sandwich comes with salad and is delicious, with a cafe-style taste featuring egg and salad flavors. It's cheap and tasty, living up to the reputation of a government office cafeteria. Highly recommended!

A restaurant located on the 20th floor of the Ministry of Justice. They serve lunch during the day with a different menu every day. In the evening, it is a great place for banquets. The restaurant has a beautiful view and spacious seating, making it a popular lunch spot among staff. At night, the night view is beautiful! It's a relaxing place for conversation. Prices are relatively reasonable! The "Negitoro Don Set Meal" is 600 yen. It comes with a delicious negitoro bowl, tofu, miso soup, and pickles. The generous amount of negitoro is satisfying. Simple but delicious!

Coco Discussion Room, located in the Ministry of Justice building. Visited a friend for work and ended up having lunch on the 20th floor. The curry with salad and soup looked delicious and reasonably priced at around 500-600 yen. The curry was full of vegetables and had just the right amount of spiciness, reminding me of a curry I had at a friend's house when I was younger. The rice was fluffy and tasty. Overall, it was a surprising dining experience in a unique location.