Halal Food in Dunkin' Paya Lebar MRT

Paya Lebar MRT Station (EW8/CC9) is a major interchange station connecting the East West Line and Circle Line, strategically located along Paya Lebar Road near the junction with Sims Avenue in the Geylang district. Opening on 4 November 1989 as part of the eastern line extension, it made history by becoming an interchange with the Circle Line on 17 April 2010, marking the first MRT station in Singapore to serve both an elevated and underground line simultaneously. The station records impressive daily ridership of approximately 46,000 commuters on weekdays, reflecting its importance as a transport hub. With five barrier-free exits (A to E) at ground level, Paya Lebar station offers excellent accessibility and direct underground connections to Paya Lebar Quarter and Paya Lebar Square shopping complexes, making it a bustling commercial and retail destination. Serving the broader Paya Lebar Central commercial hub and the Geylang Serai district, the station provides convenient access to a diverse mix of developments. It connects residents and workers to nearby industrial estates at Aljunied, Eunos and Geylang East, whilst also serving housing estates at Geylang Serai and Haig Road. The station location makes it an ideal transit point for both business commuters and shoppers exploring the vibrant Paya Lebar precinct.