The V Café

🌿 Hidden Gem Worth the Journey: A Taste of Vietnam in the Heart of Dubois, WY🌿 Who knew that one of the most unforgettable Vietnamese dining experiences in the country would be tucked away in the cozy town of Dubois, WY? This unassuming little spot might look modest from the outside, but the moment you walk through the door, the air is filled with the warm, aromatic promise of lemongrass, star anise, and slow-simmered broth — a sure sign you’re about to eat very well. Every dish at The V Cafe feels like a love letter to authentic Vietnamese flavors, prepared with precision and heart. The pho is nothing short of a revelation — a silky, fragrant broth layered with deep, soulful complexity that could easily compete with Saigon’s finest. It’s the little touches that make this place special

We came into town exhausted and were so delighted by the V Cafe. we both had pho which was amazing! perfect level of spice and the flavor was so rich. the pork egg rolls, a three generation family recipe, were fantastic! the owner really went the extra mile to make us feel welcome and provide delicious food. would absolutely recommend to anyone for a delightful meal.

The locals were raving about this place, and we LOVE Asian cuisine, so we gave it a try. It is inside of the VFW (we couldn't find it at first) and located in their banquet room. They have a pretty expansive menu, more than what you see in the pictures posted from others. The meat in the Shaking Beef was SOOOO tender and delicious! We also had the pork/noddle bowl (BTN) which was a light dish and super tasty, and the meat was also really good. We can't wait to visit Dubois again and make this a part of our trip!

This is one of the few reviews I give where I have great pride in giving it. Kim Chi and her husband Elvis are the owners of the V Caffè located in the VFW in the town of Dubois, Wyoming. This seemingly unassuming hidden gem in Wyoming will surprise you in more ways than one. The first day I walked in, I was greeted by Kim's warm smile and a warm welcome. I took a look at the menu with its many flavorful options and ordered the garlic noodles with lemongrass pork. She rang me up and said, "Thank you, Jon, I'll have that right out to you," a simple but important statement, which I'll address shortly. Since the V Caffè is located in the same building as the VFW, I sat at the bar and grabbed a Pepsi from another amazing resident of Duboi, Alda. Alda is from Belgium and has made dubois her

A Vietnamese restaurant in a VFW… seems unlikely, but the cowboy spring roll was very good. A generous slice of brisket atop a spring roll with a fresh dipping sauce. I felt a bit like a poser eating at a VFW as the privilege wasn’t earned, even though they’re open to the public.