Halal Food in Kembangan MRT Station

Kembangan MRT Station (EW6) is an elevated station on the East West Line, strategically positioned along Sims Avenue at the junction with Jalan Kembangan in the Bedok district. Notably, part of the station structure stands directly above the Siglap Canal, representing an engineering feat in urban transport infrastructure. The station opened on 4 November 1989 alongside all other East West Line stations from Bugis to Tanah Merah, marking a significant expansion of Singapore MRT network. The station features an island platform configuration typical of the initial MRT network, with modern amenities including wheelchair accessibility and bicycle parking facilities. Operating daily from approximately 5:40 am to 12:30 am, Kembangan station maintains efficient train frequencies of 2 to 5 minutes throughout the day, ensuring reliable connectivity for commuters along the East West Line between Bedok and Eunos stations. Kembangan station serves a predominantly residential catchment area comprising the Kembangan, Siglap and Telok Kurau estates, which feature mainly low-rise condominiums and private housing. The station two exits, positioned on the north and south sides, both offer barrier-free accessibility for all users. Nearby community facilities include the Kembangan Community Club and the historic Masjid Kassim, making the station a focal point for residents in this mature eastern neighbourhood seeking convenient access to other parts of Singapore.