Dining at Sujinho de São Paulo was an absolute delight. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, with cozy seating and a vibrant energy that made us feel right at home. We enjoyed fresh strawberry and watermelon juice, which were perfect refreshers. The picanha was cooked to perfection, served with yuka, rice, and beans. The pickled onions and carrots added just the right tangy crunch to the meal. Our servers, Zito and Del, provided impeccable service, making our experience even more memorable. Highly recommend for anyone seeking authentic and delicious cuisine in São Paulo! ----------- Jantar no Sujinho de São Paulo foi um deleite absoluto. O ambiente era aconchegante e acolhedor, com assentos confortáveis ​​e uma energia vibrante que nos fez sentir em casa. Nós apreciamos suco fresco de morango e melancia, que foram refrescos perfeitos. A picanha foi cozida com perfeição, servida com yuka, arroz e feijão. As cebolas e cenouras em conserva adicionaram o crocante picante certo à refeição. Nossos garçons, Zito e Del, forneceram um serviço impecável, tornando nossa experiência ainda mais memorável. Altamente recomendado para quem busca uma culinária autêntica e deliciosa em São Paulo! read more

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Great tasty grilled meats! I ordered the mixed skewers so I got to try the chicken, sausage and beef which all tasted amazingly marinated. We had an assortment of drinks - from caipirinhas, beers to wines and we enjoyed all of it. Our waiter was really funny and kept the group laughing with every interaction. I definitely recommend eating here! read more

Sujinho - Brazilian Near Me - São Paulo, SP

This place was fantastic! Filled to the brim with locals, the ambiance was bustling yet relaxed at the same time. Generous portions, high quality flavorful steak was tender, juiçy and delicious. Fried banana and polenta were a perfect accompaniment. read more

Sujinho - Contra steak with fried polenta and banana - Brazilian Near Me - São Paulo, SP

This place was so cute! The people were helpful with the large order we made right before Easter and the food was perfect; with quality and flavor I wasn't expecting from a place so well priced. read more

Brasil is a place where meat is king. Specifically, bovine (cow) meat. Most certainly, there are the myriad of churrascarias that you can go to indulge in an endless binge of carnivorous gluttony, but the prices of eating at such places today in São Paulo isn't so affordable as it used to be. There are also times when you probably just want one splendid piece of cow for a decent price. i thought such a place doesn't exist here, but thankfully i am wrong Enter Sujinho. It is a old-timer in the São Paulo restaurant scene and has been feeding the stomachs of paulistanos for decades. Located a few blocks north of Avenida Paulista on Rua da Consolação, it actually has three separate buildings on the same corner (Consolação and Rua Maceió/Matias Aires). One of the buildings (on the Maceió side) is actually their burger joint (Hamburgeria do Sujinho) The portions here are quite large. If you opt to order the non-grilled dishes, it will probably feed two to three adults But for me, what has my interest are the main grilled portions of yummy meat. It is probably best-known for its costela - a almost dinosaurish portion of beef rib. You would do well to order this one, since most beef connoisseurs will agree that meat near the ribs are the tastiest bits. The first time i had the costela, i was in meatgasms. Even more so, seeing that i'd pay under 20 bucks (~R$40) for it. i also love their alcatra; robust flavour and definitely a big-sized portion for around the same price as the costela Along with the meat, i love their bread and cabbage couvert. The cabbage gives a nice cripsy and cool contrast to the heap of juicy protein One double-edged sword about this place is that it is open til the wee hours of the night (4 am, if i remembered correctly). Whilst it is awesome that you can get a wonderful piece of meat late at night, the area isn't as wonderful around those hours. Other Yelpers have mentioned that they've seen streetwalkers frequent the place during these hours, but i have yet to see one in the restaurant. Nonetheless, it's worth remembering that eating here after 11pm will be at your own discretion lol Another caveat that is definitely worth repeating is that Sujinho does NOT accept plastic. Cash only There is also a second location on the corner of Avenida Ipiranga and Rio Branco (not too far from the original location), but it is even more seedier ground and it closes earlier (12am?) With all that said in mind, do yourself a favour and eat the costela at Sujinho read more

Big portions, friendly waitstaff, reasonable prices. I find the meat here to be a bit tough, though.

If you want a lot of meat, at a reasonable price, this is the place for you. If you want a general good meal, this may not be the best option. We went during the day and the service was so-so. Others have said it is much better at night. I won't be venturing back to find out. read more

This placed does not take any sort of card. I came here with a group of friends on a Sunday night around 11:30pm, since I heard this place was open till late. Unfortunately, none of us was carrying a significant amount of cash. There were some ATMs close by but all of them were being occupied by homeless people, so it was not smart to try and withdraw money. We plead with the owners to let us pay with the a card, but they refused, so they lost out on a big tab for 8 people. We just got a few drinks and just left. read more

I ordered the truto, and it was very salty. the portions however are very large. Food quality is average.

Really simple way to describe this place: best Feijoada in town and best bisteca in Sao Paulo. Every time I'm in the city that I grew up, I have to stop by Sujinho with my family for Feijoada. I love the location right in the heart of the city,m but come prepared to face traffic jam to get to it (except on weekends). They're always packaged with people and if you're in a small group, I highly recommend sitting on the sidewalk and make sure to order an Original beer and Caipirinha to go with your meal. This places has been around forever and it's a gem in the city - many locals come here regularly as well as tourists and bohemians. read more

On my eighth trip to Sao Paulo I found this amazing shrine of meats and brasilidade thanks to my paulistano relatives who happened to take us shopping for lamps along Consolacao. This is a meatfest of the first order... pork, beef, a mixed grill that included excellent roast chicken and sausage along with beef and pork, and first-rate accompaniments, all at ridiculously low prices even though it's just a couple of blocks from Avenida Paulista. We went twice--- once as a treat my for elderly father. Be aware that any entrée is enough food for two, or three if you have a child or a senior with you. I ordered T-bone pork loin and got three massive chops. Also, don't overdo the bread and salad because the reason to come here is the swine or the bovine. As pointed out Sujinho does not accept credit cards, but a) the prices are low--- that half a pig was $12-- and b) there are signs galore saying no cards. I suggest you use an ATM up on Paulista inside a secure bank rather than chance the cash machines on Consolacao which is seedy at night and on Sundays when the lighting shops are closed. But the general neighborhood, like all central SP if you know the city, is safe enough. Or go in the afternoon for midday dinner and have bar snacks and chopp and caipirinhas later. read more