Yee's Village Restaurant is a very old school Chinese restaurant and lounge with a divey atmosphere. The dimly lit lounge offers a fully stocked bar with TV, seating at the bar and tables nearby. There's also a separate dining area in the next room. The menu offers the standard Chinese fare as well Szechuan and Polynesian dishes. 15 Luncheon Special Plates ($4.70-$6.45) and 27 Dinner Specials ($5.70-$7.65). During Patriots games, the food is half price at the bar. While I was riding along Route 119 from NH, I decided to stop for dinner takeout at Yee's Village. I ordered the Dinner Special 19 ($7.10 plus tax): Hon Sue Gai, Pork Fried Rice, & Crab Rangoon. The food was ready in about 15 minutes. The portion of food was very generous and heavy, enough food for 2-3 people. The Hon Sue Gai was greasy and slightly overdone, which had big pieces of deep fried battered chicken meat, sauteed with mushrooms, pea pods, broccoli, and Chinese vegetables. The fried rice (brown color) was mostly firm rice with chunks of roast pork and no eggs, lacking flavor. The 4 crab rangoon triangles were good, which were crispy outside, filled with a cream cheese mixture. The food was very filling to eat, so I had some leftovers for a second dinner. read more