Xiao En Centre

Absolutely classy building. Top notch interior, and nice ambience for a place like this.
Air conditioning system cool than ever I ever felt.
Attend plenty of funeral services and found them extremely professional.

I recently attended a relatives of mine funeral and went to my relatives home to paid respect, it was just 2 days after chinese new year 6 days during their house warming in the new house. From red tents became to white tents, shocked by the death.
The tables were covered in white sheets and food is served in buffet style — super nice vegeterian food — fried rice, vegetables, egg tau fu, assorted Kuih’s, choose the types of tea you want from green tea to english breakfast tea and coffee. The staff will take away your plates. On the table, there is few packets of peanuts and water.
The flower delivery keep coming in and the whole house was decorated with white flowers, the staff will pick up the flowers that fell from the wind and also very alert. During the send off day, where everybody came by 7am on the 3^rd day, when my family walked in, we were given a bag and inside there were a fan, towel, angpau as appreciation. I have never experienced this kind of 5 star service for a funeral. The staff even printed out maps in case people get lost to the burial site. One last goodbye before the send off, the emcee i provided and sound system provided.
I attended so many funeral before and never experienced this, great service, great staff and amazing food.

Everyone actually is more acquainted with the larger bereavement provider Nilai group. However my family has employed the services of Xiao En twice and found them extremely professional. They offer services from the moment you loved one is deceased, handling all the neccessary paperwork. They also do the embalming process and make-​up and order flower bouquets.
They provide tents and covered awnings if needed. All their services come in packages but I have to say they take effort to make the funeral look elegant and refined. There are covered seats for visitors, and fans or umbrellas provided for the funeral march. About 4 – 5 types of kuih is provided each night as refreshments with coffee and tea served on a neat buffet table.
All in all, Xiao En made the grieving process so much easier when they took care of all the difficult ends and made the family able to rest and come to terms with their loss.