Bravely tried a new food place

I found another eatery in the area of town we have been eating. This one was a Chinese food place that had only signs in Chinese.  There were a few pictures and I knew the word nasi (rice) but did not recognize any of the meats.  I ordered one because I actually knew the nasi ayrm, and then branched out and took home some nasi and char sui.(pork).  That can be breakfast tomorrow morning now that I have a fridge.  Some nice family from Singapore helped me when I was asking if the chili he was putting on my food was really hot. They assured me it was not, and I discovered that it was much like the sweet chili sauce from Thailand. All this with cucumbers on the side for 4 ringitts.  The server/chef is definitely skilled with a cleaver. He flew through a piece of meat that he plucked from a hook overhead with the precision of a drummer.  I would advise one to not look at what he is cutting because there is no waste in a carcass of a chicken in this establishment.I suppose that the locals are given the treat of a chicken face when they are important enough. I convinced myself that what I was served was just meat, and I am sticking with that. Besides it tasted delicious. So,another new word added to my vocabulary. 'char sui'
The Singapore family invited me to visit them in Singapore.  I advised them that I cannot drive to Singapore because my car lease only allows me to drive in Malaysia.  I asked them how I would fly there and they had a good laugh. I guess it is a very short distance and somewhat like Victoria to Vancouver, no one is going to bother to offer flights from here to there.  Looks like I have some new friends in yet another country already.
I am feeling kinda smug. I have put away my clothing, eaten a real meal, put gas in the car, and washed some more clothing. DRAT. I forgot to get a lemon,  Oh well my colleague will be back soon and far behind me in the organized department.