Halal Food in Buona Vista MRT Station

Buona Vista MRT Station (EW21/CC22) is an interchange station connecting the East West Line and Circle Line, situated near the junction of North Buona Vista Road and Commonwealth Avenue West in the Queenstown district. Opening on 12 March 1988 as part of Phase 1B of the MRT system running from Outram Park to Clementi, the station name translates to good sight in Italian, reflecting the area pleasant character and scenic appeal. The station serves as a crucial gateway to one-north, Singapore premier high-technology business park specialising in biomedical sciences, infocomm technology, and media industries. This strategic location places Buona Vista at the heart of innovation, with direct access to Biopolis, a world-class biomedical research and development centre that attracts scientists and researchers from around the globe. The surrounding area features a vibrant mix of commercial and residential developments, including The Star Vista mall and Rochester Mall. On the East West Line, Buona Vista is positioned between Commonwealth and Dover stations, whilst on the Circle Line it connects Holland Village and one-north stations. The station features The Tree of Life by artist Gilles Massot as part of the Art in Transit programme, adding cultural enrichment to the commuter experience. With its proximity to educational institutions, research facilities, and commercial hubs, Buona Vista station serves a diverse community of students, knowledge workers, residents, and visitors, making it one of Singapore most dynamic transport nodes.