Roka

Opening the show was Sergio Mendoza y La Orkestra, a large crew who clambered back onto a very crowded stage with Calexico for "Roka" and "Crumble."

Tucson Weekly 2009

I'm glad I did, because you can eat very well at this new Mediterranean-influenced restaurant from the people behind the glossy Japanese fusion of Roka and Zuma and the Provençal fancies of La Petite Maison.

Restaurant review: Aurelia 2011

Mr. Theofilatos is making six basic flavors with low alcohol contents and currently has one high-alcohol flavor, Mava Roka, which has an alcoholic content of about 7 %.

High Tea Has a New Meaning Sumathi Reddy 2012

And across the river at the Queens Kickshaw in Astoria, a brand-new high-alcohol version of kombucha, called Mava Roka, is literally creating a buzz.

High Tea Has a New Meaning Sumathi Reddy 2012

At Queens Kickshaw on Friday night, the Mava Roka on tap was selling, and going over well.

High Tea Has a New Meaning Sumathi Reddy 2012

"The number of children is increasing," says Bibha Roka from Reec.

Nepal: Child as provider 2011

This area is perfect for a lunch break — nearby Pacific Place mall has eateries to satisfy every taste and budget, from Great supermarket (for a simple takeaway sandwich) to some of the city's nicer restaurants, including Ye Shanghai (Shanghainese) and Roka (Japanese).

Hong Kong's Second World War Euan McKirdy 2011

However, even giving that, they still manage to surprise with the all-French lyrics of Nom de Plume and the Spanish/jazz flavored Roka with guest vocalist Amparo Sanchez of Barcelona.

dulligirl Diary Entry dulligirl 2006

He'd spent the three subjective years of the voyage from Zoa in a constant mild fever, as specialized medical nano rebuilt him into a Roka islander from the DNA up, blood type and skin color and the shape of his cheekbones and the texture of his hair.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2004

Among these men was Roka, now recovered from his wound, and using a great bow with deadly accuracy.

The Great Sioux Trail A Story of Mountain and Plain 1890