The story
Beijing Tumbling sits inside Newham Leisure Centre in East London, earning a solid 4.5-star rating from the community. This sports-club‑turned‑eatery has become a popular stop for fried ravioli in Chinatown, though the experience is decidedly mixed.
The Frama Twins, in their London street‑food tour, called the fried ravioli “decent but not amazing.” They noted the dough is thick, the filling a bit dry, and it’s the spicy sauce that “helps.” Worth a try if you’re nearby and craving a quick, tourist‑friendly bite—just don’t expect fireworks.
Synthesised by AI from every creator’s review. First reviewed 2025.
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Crisp, golden ravioli fritti steals the show, earning unanimous praise for its satisfying crunch. The overall vibe is warm and unpretentious, making every bite feel like a comforting discovery.
“These fried ravioli have a thick, chewy dough — a lot of dough. The meat inside is not very seasoned, a bit dry. With the spicy sauce it's much better. They're good but not the ravioli of a lifetime. For £5.20 for three, it's okay.”
What creators say
1 creator has covered Beijing Tumbling. Most active: Frama Twins
A popular spot for fried ravioli in Chinatown — the dough is thick and the filling is a bit dry, but the spicy sauce helps. Decent but not amazing.
Dishes mentioned
Ravioli Fritti
These fried ravioli have a thick, chewy dough — a lot of dough. The meat inside is not very seasoned, a bit dry. With the spicy sauce it's much better. They're good but not the ravioli of a lifetime. For £5.20 for three, it's okay.
