The Story of aak deliveries inc.

Two brothers, a couple of dreamers with a thing for fast cars and open roads, landed in Canada with nothing but student visas and a gut feeling that they were meant for more. No trust funds, no shortcuts—just the willingness to put in the work and figure it out as they went.

One flipped burgers at McDonald's, perfecting the fine art of not losing his mind while drowning in orders. The other pumped gas at some Chevron 's gas station, watching people fill their tanks and drive off to lives that felt a little more put together than his. But they weren’t bitter. They weren’t stuck. They were plotting.

They knew one thing: they loved driving. The hum of the engine, the blur of streetlights, the feeling of going somewhere—even if, for now, it was just to drop off someone else’s Amazon package. That’s where it started. Delivery. Logistics. Movement.

Then they had an idea. A damn good one.

Everyone around them—students, workers, people too busy or too tired—struggled to get home-cooked meals. So they became the first to launch a tiffin delivery service in Metro Vancouver. No one else had thought of it. No one else had the guts to try. They did. And it worked.

One thing led to another. The tiffin business blew up, and soon they were knee-deep in auto parts delivery, helping mechanics get what they needed without the usual BS and delays. It made sense—cars were their first love, after all.

Then came medicine delivery. Because if they could bring food and car parts to people, why not life-saving prescriptions? No red tape, no unnecessary wait times—just reliable, fast delivery when it mattered most.

By now, they weren’t just two guys with a couple of cars. They were running a full-scale logistics operation, moving goods across Metro Vancouver like clockwork. Businesses, e-commerce brands, and suppliers all came knocking, needing a better way to get their stuff from point A to point B.

Now? AAK Deliveries Inc. is a name people know. A company that’s giving students and hustlers a shot at something bigger—a paycheck, a purpose, maybe even their own story to tell someday.

But this isn’t the finish line. Not even close. They’ve got their sights set on global expansion, taking everything they’ve built and scaling it up. Because why the hell not?

They started with a McDonald's shift and a gas station counter. Now they’re running the roads, making things move, and proving that sometimes, all you need is a car, an idea, and the guts to go for it.

And this? This is just the beginning.

Meet the Founders

Soham P.

Co-Founder/Director

Jeel T.

Co-Founder/Director