ALEGRIA Shinjuku is a churrasco-style Brazilian barbecue restaurant located in Sendagaya, Shibuya (close to Yoyogi and Shinjuku). It is just a few minutes’ walk from Yoyogi Station (around 4 minutes) and not far from Shinjuku Station.
What makes ALEGRIA appealing is its “all-you-can-eat” churrasco offering: during dinner, guests can enjoy about 20 different types of meat — beef, pork, chicken, lamb — grilled Brazilian-style and served tableside from large skewers. Along with the meats, there are side items like grilled vegetables, cheese, and even pineapple (abacaxi) for a sweeter finish.
For lunch, on weekends and holidays, they offer a more approachable churrasco all-you-can-eat with fewer options (≈15 varieties) at a lower price. Dinner prices are higher and include more menu variety.
The atmosphere is bright and stylish, with a clean design (white-based décor) making it suitable for group dinners, celebrations, date nights, or casual gatherings. Seating is relatively cozy: about 34 seats available, and it can accommodate stand-up or larger gatherings (up to ~50 people) when arranged.
Their drink offerings are solid: there is a standard drink plan and a “premium” upgrade. Cocktails, beer, and wine are included, along with some higher-end spirits in the premium plan.
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kei otaki
2 weeks agoグリーンバレー
2 weeks agoI made a reservation and visited on a weekday evening. It's been two years since my last visit. The premium all-you-can-drink option has a wide variety, so it's great for both alcohol lovers and non-lovers. The initial salad and curry were average. But the meat itself was delicious. The aitchbone and spicy chicken in particular. The little bit of mushroom sauce that was served was also really, really tasty. However, the quality of the staff's service just wasn't great. From the moment I entered the restaurant until the very end, their language and attitude left me feeling a bit confused. Since I was paying a fair amount, I wanted to have a fun and delicious meal.
エレン
3 weeks agoThis is really a bad Brazilian barbecue restaurant. I am sure their picanha it’s not picanha, it is too tough to be picanha. They are definitely using a different meat but even that they are not choosing even one that could make us think is picanha so for me that can only means whoever is preparing doesn’t understand even the basic. Plus all the other meat had NO salt at all. Their vinagrete is just funny. They should consult a Brazilian to rethink on their menu because is just so wrong. The whole experience it’s not good, shouldn’t be called Brazilian churrasco. They of course keep bringing chicken, pork, veggies. Their pão de queijo is bad but if you have never eaten a good one maybe you would like I guess. If you go to a barbecue you want to eat steak the most but like any other brazikian bbq in japan, they try to make you full with other things. Their choice of linguica is just.. idk what to say. Like you could buy so many options of Brazilian linguica in japan but they choose the meh one. Their drinks… I mean is fine but the wine glass was mix with water. Horrible if they think we wouldn’t notice. They serve curry(?) I didn’t get that like so random. Customer service was fine, like they were polite and funny. We had no issues with them besides the food being bad.
森渚
3 weeks agoSaku-san was so kind and delicious!
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3 weeks agoAs other reviews have said, the food was delicious, but the poor service and the number of mistakes were so noticeable that I was left feeling disappointed throughout the experience.