Today's lunch is here~!

Greetings! That katsudon looks delicious! I'm planning to have carbonara! It's completely fictional that katsudon is served during police interrogations; in reality, it's generally prohibited~ This is because it can be seen as coercing a confession! In Showa-era dramas, serving katsudon was likely a straightforward way to show a heartwarming scene where the suspect, touched by the detective's kindness over a celebratory meal, decides to confess... In reality, you'd just get a regular bento box in the detention center!

Katsudon, large size with mini udon on the side 🍚 I heard that katsudon during interrogations had to be paid for out of pocket, but it's actually prohibited in principle, isn't it? ✨ I always wanted to say "One more bowl!" in front of a detective someday(*´∀｀)