Chima Steakhouse - Tysons Corner

All-You-Can-Eat Elegance Just Minutes from the Stage

Chima Steakhouse in Tysons Corner brings a bold, upscale twist to the traditional Brazilian rodizio experience. Located just off I-495 in the heart of Tysons, it’s a stylish spot offering endless cuts of fire-roasted meats carved tableside, a gourmet salad bar, and a full bar with craft cocktails and wines. The modern decor, warm lighting, and attentive service make it a standout for those looking to upgrade their pre-concert dinner.

Why Concert-goers love it

Concert-goers love Chima for its convenient location—just a short drive or rideshare from top Tysons music venues. The restaurant’s efficient rodizio-style service means you can enjoy a full, satisfying meal without waiting forever. The lively atmosphere builds great pre-show energy, and the extensive salad bar offers quicker, lighter options if you’re on a tighter schedule. It’s also a great spot to linger after a show with a nightcap and dessert.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends who want a festive, all-you-can-eat experience
• Solo travelers treating themselves before a big show
• Couples looking for a romantic pre-concert dinner with wine and ambiance
• Fans wanting a buzzy, energetic atmosphere to kick off the night
• Budget-conscious music fans who want to eat their fill before venue prices kick in

What People Say

Guests on TripAdvisor and OpenTable rave about the top-notch service, with gauchos who are both friendly and attentive. The meat selection is a standout, from filet mignon to lamb chops, and many love the gourmet salad bar as a refreshing start. Reviewers often note the upscale feel without being stuffy, making it perfect for a special night out that still feels relaxed. The cocktails and wine list also get high marks from diners looking to toast before the show.

Areas for Improvement

Some diners mention that the price point can be a bit high, especially if you're not a big meat eater. During peak times, it can get pretty busy and a little loud, so it might not be ideal for a super quiet conversation. Also, while there's no strict dress code, most guests tend to dress smart-casual, so plan accordingly if you're coming straight from sightseeing.

The Bottom Line

For a flavorful, festive, and filling pre-concert meal just minutes from Tysons’ top venues, Chima Steakhouse hits all the right notes.