King Point

Our spot at 18/2 in Radhey Puri Extension is right near the Jagatpuri Chowk, so it’s pretty easy to find us even with all the traffic. We’ve been here for a good while, and most of the shops nearby know who we are. It’s a busy corner of the city, and the noise from the intersection never really stops, but we don’t mind it much. Inside, it’s just a regular workplace with a few desks and some stock sitting around the edges. We don’t have fancy signs or a big lobby for people to wait in. Usually, if someone comes by, they just stand near the counter and we talk while the tea gets brought in from the stall down the street. We handle a lot of the daily paperwork and basic logistics that keep a small business like ours running. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but we’re usually too busy to worry about that kind of thing. Most of our day is spent talking to regular customers or trying to get the delivery guy to show up on time. It’s a lot of mundane tasks, but we’ve got a rhythm down now. We don’t try to act like we’re some big office in a skyscraper. We’re just King Point, and we’re here most days from morning until late evening. It’s hard work, but it keeps us busy and the neighborhood is familiar to us.