After reading several on-line reviews, we tried Korean House for a late lunch after visiting the state capitol building, the (free) Wyoming Museum, and the Historical Governor's Mansion (don't Google map search for "governor's mansion" -- that takes you to the CURRENT governor's residence!). Even at 1 p.m. the small restaurant was still quite busy. Photos on the wall list... More

small, limited menu, but what they do serve is the real deal. wouldn't expect to find something like this in Cheyenne, seems beyond the palate of many residents. Give it a try, you'll be happy you did!

I had the glass noodles. I have had better, but the vegetables were fresh. The service was okay. Not very friendly, but timely. The restaurant would benefit from a renovation or at least some updating.

The store front presentation belies the excellent, real, home cooked food inside. Linoleum topped tables;a complete lack of decor is the worst to can say about the place. The quality of the food was excellent. The dishes are generous. The owner was not there when we arrived, but the cook was our waitress and she cared about our dinner experience.... More

After reading the reviews on trip advisor, we decided to stop by the restaurant there. There was major road works going on and parking was difficult. We managed to find a parking spot a block away after circling the area for a while. The restaurant is small, and the service was terrible. We waited about 45 minutes for the food... More

I was so happy with the food and friendly people. Everything was fresh and delicious. The owner and cook came out after our meal to be sure we where pleased. I can't wait to go back and try a soup and dumpling dish. Yum.

This restaurant is the best in Cheyenne in my opinion. We have always had an excellent meal, and the waitstaff is very friendly. This is not watered down Korean, and is very authentic. The place is amazingly clean. The Be Bim Bop is great.

The food is insanely good, and very large portions! A new instant favorite! Seats 35, so you'll never feel crowded out, a must visit if you are hungry!

I was first introduced to Korean House by my girlfriend, a sometime resident of Cheyenne. The first time I saw the restaurant, my gut feeling was "I don't know if I'd let my dog eat here," but I mustered up my gumption and walked through the door. What I beheld was an extremely simple, minimalist dining room with only a... More