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Time Out
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Poké na Praia: poké bowls have a new home in Estoril
On the other side of the tunnel at Praia da Poça, you'll find this tiny take-away spot where poké bowls rule the menu. Poké na Praia opened on July 3rd, the brainchild of Rob Hornman, a 57-year-old Dutch national who's been living in Portugal for a decade. 'After an international career in hospitality, I retired from corporate life and decided to launch a new business around healthy food concepts,' he tells Time Out Cascais. 'Food concepts that can work in small shops like this one, but also make sense in a delivery format.' The 30-square-metre space comes with a tiny outdoor terrace, featuring a handful of bench seats and a counter with room for around a dozen people. 'It was an opportunity. I found the place and fell in love with it – and with the location,' says Rob Hornman. 'The spot itself inspired the concept for Poké na Praia – being so close to the beach, it would've been a shame not to make that one of its main strengths. Maybe if I'd done a market study I'd have chosen another location, but I trust my instinct and believe in love at first sight.' There are four signature poké bowl combos to choose from – those refreshing Hawaiian-style salad bowls that have become a global hit, and fit in perfectly with beach life in Portugal. You start by picking a base – sushi rice or quinoa– and a protein, which can be tuna, salmon, or Portobello mushrooms marinated in soy. The Mellow bowl features avocado, pineapple, edamame, cucumber, crispy onions, spring onions, coconut and a miso dressing; the Fresh comes with avocado, mango, green apple, coriander, red onion, walnuts and a yuzu-miso sauce; the Zesty includes avocado, orange, edamame, cucumber, wakame seaweed, peanuts and a tangy yuzu-tahini dressing; and, for those who like a bit of heat, the spicy Tangy bowl brings together avocado, physalis, wakame, red onion, pickled ginger, furikake seasoning and a punchy sriracha-ponzu sauce. All bowls are €13.90, with the option to add extras like mini skewers of salmon, tuna or Portobello mushrooms (€5); a bowl of edamame (€2); or sides like marinated cucumber or wakame salad (€3). They also serve açaí bowls (€3.50) and fruit salad (€4.50) – perfect for a beach snack. Wash it all down with fresh fruit juices. 'Our culinary concept was developed by incredibly talented Portuguese chefs with international experience in high-calibre restaurants,' says Hornman. 'We wanted to create something high-quality and truly distinctive.' The Dutch entrepreneur adds that he's already working on more ideas set to be unveiled soon. 'We're developing a portfolio of premium healthy food concepts, specifically designed for the delivery market – pairing thoughtful menus with strong, recognisable brands.'
Yahoo
16-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Connections Help, Hints & Clues for Today, April 16
Wondering if threw a curveball with today's puzzle on April 16? Puzzle #675 went live at midnight, challenging players with clues about burlesque outfits, roaring sounds, and vowel-swapped dances. With perfect streaks at stake, many users sought out hints to solve the trickier groupings before time ran out. Here's what we know about today's Connections puzzle. The NYT Connections puzzle for April 16, 2025 (#675) includes four themed categories, arranged by difficulty from easiest (yellow) to hardest (purple). The yellow category features burlesque costume elements. The green category includes terms that describe surface damage. The blue category highlights things that produce a roaring sound. The purple category lists altered Latin dance names with one vowel changed. Category hints for April 16, 2025: Yellow: Burlesque wear Green: Mess up the surface Blue: They roar Purple: Latin dances with one vowel swapped Each category groups four related words. These hints guide players without directly revealing the final groupings. The completed puzzle for April 16, 2025, is as follows: Yellow Category – Burlesque Wear: Boa, Corset, Garter, StockingsGreen Category – Mess Up The Surface Of: Scar, Score, Scrape, ScratchBlue Category – They Roar: Crowd, Engine, Katy Perry, LionPurple Category – Latin Dances With a Vowel Changed: Mamba, Meringue, Simba, Tangy Each group follows a clear thematic connection. The yellow category consists of items typically associated with burlesque performance attire. The green group contains verbs that refer to minor or visible surface damage. The blue group highlights subjects that produce loud roaring sounds, such as Katy Perry, who sang 'Roar.' The purple group presents near-homophones of Latin dances with a single vowel altered—'Simba' mimics 'Samba,' and 'Tangy' mimics 'Tango.' These are the correct answers for puzzle #675 in the New York Times Connections game for April 16, 2025. The post Connections Help, Hints & Clues for Today, April 16 appeared first on - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.
