Being our neighbor, Ashok nagar pizza corner is almost twice a monthly affair for us. They have awesome offers on sundays, buy medium and get one more or dessert free, etc. The dine in place is very pretty to the eye but service is not something you would expect at a pizza place, so mind you, dont judge soon anyways, quick and efficient is all we need. Only draw back is they do not deliver icecreams and drinks although we are next door! :( Love their white sauce pasta and the sandwiches.

You cant differenciate this little door from the atms near by, but i shud say its a cute lil entry to the pizzeria in the basement. Call me biased, but i always thought pizza hut is a class higher and the pizzas were much better there. I remember having the lasagna in this pizza corner nungambakkam sometime bak and decided that it was the best tasting dish in the restaurant. But times have changed and what i see today, pizza hut offers dry cold pizzas while pizza corner has a innovative lot like footizza, connizza and stuff. The place claims to be the best party place in town, i wonder if it lives upto it. The ambiance is party party, i mean its more like the birthday party kind with lotsa place for the kids to play and danglers hung all over the place. But, atleast during lunch, it seemed more like a lonely hearts party with lota single lunchers sitting n hogging on their pizzas all alone. The place was actually very quiet (sad hindi melodies playing!) except for a couplea kids playin, mayb its more happening in the eve. The service is ok, no complains. There was no ice tea (as expected) so i had to go with lemonade. I was so sure not to order the conizza which i have tried before and hated it! So i went with the jugalbandi (weirdo!) footizza (they quote in the menu saying 'wen in india, do as the indians do', shutting my mouth to comment about indianised pizzas!) so yea i was convinced to order this footizza with paneer tikka and chettinad sauce, which the waiter said is not nuf for one but it def was. But hats off to pizza corner for not just innovating but actually making us try it out without reservations, trust me i wud never try an indian version (esp with an overdose of paneer) of anyother cuisine otherwise!