Some MRT stations never seem empty.
Regardless of the time, there is always someone eating nearby.
Morning brings breakfast regulars.
Afternoon welcomes students and remote workers.
Evening belongs to commuters returning home.
Late at night, a handful of diners remain.
The crowd changes.
The meals change.
But the station never completely loses its connection to food.
This continuous rhythm is one of the quiet characteristics shared by many neighbourhood stations across Singapore.
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