Halal Food in Eunos MRT

Eunos MRT Station (EW7) is an elevated station on the East West Line, positioned at 30 Eunos Crescent in the Geylang district. Opening on 4 November 1989, the station serves the Eunos subzone and provides direct access to the Eunos Bus Interchange, making it a vital transport hub for the eastern residential areas including Eunos, Geylang Serai, Joo Chiat, and Telok Kurau. The station distinctive architectural design draws inspiration from traditional Minangkabau architecture, featuring a characteristic Malay-style roof that sets it apart from other East West Line stations. This cultural design element celebrates Singapore multi-ethnic heritage and adds aesthetic value to the station structure. Modern safety and comfort enhancements include platform screen doors installed in 2011 and high-volume low-speed fans added in 2013 to improve ventilation. Adding to the station cultural appeal, local artist Erica Wee created two vibrant murals as part of SMRT heritage-themed Comic Connect public art display, bringing visual storytelling to commuters daily journeys. The station features an island platform arrangement with two elevated platforms serving the East West Line. Operating under SMRT Trains management, Eunos station continues to serve as an essential link for residents commuting to work, school, and leisure destinations across Singapore, whilst also connecting the diverse neighbourhoods of the eastern corridor.