Chinese

Ravioleria

Chinese · Dim Sum · Noodle Bar · Padova · Italia

CasualLocal SpotNo FrillsOpen KitchenTakeout
4.7Google (180)
1creator review

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At Ravioleria, the "Mo" ravioli is a singular, soul-warming hug, with reviewers praising its comforting, deeply satisfying embrace above all else. The overall vibe is one of pure, unpretentious warmth.

This is a huge mo — not the typical steamed bun, but a toasted, very crunchy bread that looks almost like the bread used in kebab shops. Inside there's braised pork belly, cooked slowly for many hours with various spices, and a salad that is not iceberg — thank God. The meat is absolutely delicious, super flavorful. I love the idea of the crunchy bread. The only thing that bothers me is the excessive amount of salad — it's too much, but the meat is so good I'd eat it forever. The whole thing with a portion of ravioli cost €10.30.
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1 creator has covered Ravioleria. Most active: Giuliacrossbow

  • Giuliacrossbow
    Giuliacrossbow

    STREET FOOD UNTO a PADOVA · @ 8:00

    Loved

    A Chinese street food stall in Padova's market, incredibly clean with an open kitchen where they make ravioli and bao on the spot — the mo with braised pork belly is a standout.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Mo

      This is a huge mo — not the typical steamed bun, but a toasted, very crunchy bread that looks almost like the bread used in kebab shops. Inside there's braised pork belly, cooked slowly for many hours with various spices, and a salad that is not iceberg — thank God. The meat is absolutely delicious, super flavorful. I love the idea of the crunchy bread. The only thing that bothers me is the excessive amount of salad — it's too much, but the meat is so good I'd eat it forever. The whole thing with a portion of ravioli cost €10.30.

    • Ravioli Cinesi

      A portion is four pieces, handmade with many folds — you can see the mastery in the making. Filled with pork, Chinese mushrooms, and cabbage. They asked if I wanted soy sauce or spicy — I just said soy sauce, and they already put it on. There's also a piece of ginger, I think. They are very good, with a lot of filling — you can see all the minced ingredients, the spices, the different colors and textures. The dough is thin and juicy inside. It makes me want to take a plane to China and do a whole street food tour on ravioli.

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