"All of us are poles apart as far our career is concerned but we teamed up for this initiative as we are driven by the passion of creating something of our own," says Aslam, who is a trained pilot.

Situated at Munirka village in the south west part of the city near the student hub of Jawaharlal Nehru University, 'Lagoon Sip' owes its varied products to the heterogeneous population of the place.

"There are people from varied communities living here. From JNU students to people from Somalia, Thailand and various other foreign countries visit our outlet. We have designed most of our products in a customised way to make everyone feel at home," says Sakeer.

Zahir Mohammed, a civil engineer by profession, did up the interiors of the outlet is busy preparing an 'Iftar kit' comprising a bowl of fresh fruits, juice and date palms for the ongoing Ramzan festival.

"We did intensive research for this start up and visited many ice cream parlors, juice corners and other places, but were disappointed not to find quality and quantity. There are places where you are charged exorbitantly just for a cup of tea," says Zahir.

"We wanted to provide the food loving people of the capital an option that is healthy, tasty and most importantly affordable," he adds.

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