Friendly and helpful staff. I really enjoyed my pepperoni, sausage, and banana cone. I was surprised at the use of what appeared to be smoked sausage instead of breakfast sausage or Italian sausage. The crust was just crispy enough and it had a nice amount of sauce but I will probably get more on the side on my next visit. Perfect amount of melty cheese. I also had an avacado salad, which included spring mix lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, and radish. Ingredients were very fresh!

I recommend trying their special drinks because they were delicious. The price for the drinks weren't too hefty, ~$3.50-$4.00. The toppings in the drink are extra i.e. Jelly, Boba, etc. The pizza cones were delicious, I really liked the bread and the Asian Zing sauce. I made my own, with three toppings, but you can do additional toppings for $00.50. I wish the cones were bigger for the price because you only get one or two pieces of each topping, they were about ~$4-$4.50. These are made from scratch, after you order, so you'll have to be patient. Overall, it was a fun snack and experience. This place is good for a small group, or if you want a snack or light meal. It is located downtown, so you will have to street park! We got these to go and walked around downtown; the pizza cone was convenient and easy to eat on the go, as well as the lightbulb drink.

Great prices but every single cone is filled with cheese and the wait time is unusually long. Pro tip: Order ahead or expect to wait. The Good: The cone dough is akin to pizza crust and, I was told, was homemade. The decor is inviting and fun, which makes the 15 minute wait time a little less painful. Most of the ingredients look fresh, particularly the avocado on my eel cone. I can't comment on the chicken, it looked like diced chicken breast, not processed, but I couldn't tell based on flavor due to the bbq sauce, spinach and cheese overpowering it (which is to be expected, chicken is pretty tame). The prices were great, somewhere around $4-5.50 per cone. If you love cheese, one of these might fill you up resulting in one cheap lunch. The pizza themed cones are probably pretty tasty. The Bad: None of the ingredient lists contain a mention of cheese; I asked the cashier what the cones were made of, what was in the cones, etc... so clearly I was new yet there was no mention of cheese. I expected the classic cones to likely contain cheese as there were some pizza themed ones but the asian cones? On top of that, the cheese makes the entire meal too greasy for my palate. The eel cone is disgusting; if you enjoy eel as a flavor do not order, the mozzarella does not complement flavors at all. Eel is an oily fish already, to pile on cheese inside a pizza dough created an inedible mess. I had to throw it away. The BBQ chicken cone was decent but there is so much cheese. Again I threw part of this one out. The overall flavor was fat heavy due to the cheese but the BBQ sauce helped with that a bit. The spinach was clearly frozen. The containers do not function as intended, once I took a bite out of my BBQ chicken I put it back into the container but could not get it back out without ripping apart the cone, so I ripped it apart. Minor inconvenience, but they could probably save some money by wrapping the cone instead. The cooking time needs to be perfected, my eel cone shell was soft with a bit of a crunch just on the outside while my BBQ chicken was hard and crunchy. Both were microwaved prior to being baked, causing the cheese to run out of the cone, so be aware when eating. They also offer salads and drinks. I had a vanilla iced latte, I liked the espresso flavor and richness but it was too sweet for me, I think vanilla syrup or flavoring and sugar are both added. Then again it's just my palate so others may like it, definitely better than Tim Hortons. I'm not sure if this place is going to survive. Novel concept but it's just an inside out pizza. You can wait 1/3 the time around the corner at the pizza place.

If you like pizza and who doesnt, gotta try Viiza! Its a pizza in a cone shape. What I loved the most is the variety of toppings and sauces they gad to offer. It was also great tasting. Really hit the spot. Also very clean and easy to eat. Not messy! I had the marinara sauce, spinach, onions, and mushroom. Definitely recommend it.

Unique, one of kind. Took about 7 minutes at lunch time, staff was all super nice. Give it a try. "Viiza meets the city's fast pace and allows you to enjoy leisure and fashion." from their pizza cone box.

Very cool place to eat, has anime decorations inside. Interesting choice of menu to pick food from but EVERYONE NEEDS TO TRY THEIR PIZZA CONES THEY ARE THE BOMB! Their drinks are awesome as well. Very cheap good prices here!

Very interesting concept - pizza in a cone with an Asian flair with tea in a light bulb. I think it may be successful if they van get their process refined. I waited 25 minutes for my pizza cone. I ordered at 12:40.

Love eating here. Great service! My favorite is the sea bass cone. Love the light bulbs and the different drinks. My children enjoy eating here and we always have a lot of fun. My children usually get a classic or chicken. Want to try the duck and the spicy lobster next time! Highly recommend if in the area!

Lovely decoration. Friendly staff. I ordered salmon poke salad. It is better than my expectation!

Best sushi in Columbus, hands down. If you want something that is rice, subpar fish, and mounds of salt and sugar...please go elsewhere. However if you intend to enjoy authentic sushi made to order please do yourself a favor and check Viiza out! I absolutely love them and so happy they are steps away from my office. They have never disappointed. Easily one of the coolest places downtown.