Hiap Hin Undertaker
Toa Payoh, Central
About Hiap Hin Undertaker
Hiap Hin Undertaker is a family-run funeral director based at Toa Payoh Industrial Park in Toa Payoh, also trading as Hiap Hin and Hiap Hin Tian Kee Undertaker. It arranges Buddhist, Taoist, Christian, Catholic and free-thinker funerals, as well as direct cremation, and is open 24 hours. Staff speak English and Mandarin.
According to its website, the firm sets up wakes at void decks and funeral parlours, coordinates dialect-specific Taoist priests and monk-led Buddhist chanting, and liaises with churches for Christian services. Embalming is carried out in-house. The firm also arranges ash scattering at sea and in gardens. Its listed packages cover direct cremation, free-thinker, Buddhist and Taoist wakes, and Christian and Catholic funerals.
Services
Languages
English, Mandarin
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Religions served
Based on the funeral packages and services listed on the firm's own website. Each tag links to the page it came from.
Funeral packages
As published on the firm's website on 30 Sep 2026, cheapest first. Prices change and what's included varies, so check the firm's page before deciding.
- Direct cremation Collection of the deceased, documents, a simple casket, the cremation booked with NEA and the ashes returned to the family. No wake, venue or rites.from S$2,000 source ↗
- Free thinker wake A wake with no religious rites: portrait, flower table and seating, a simple casket with embalming where needed, tentage and furniture, funeral-day transport and the cremation booked with NEA.from S$4,880 source ↗
- Buddhist wake A three-day wake with Buddha altar and backdrop, two evenings of chanting, a simple casket with embalming where needed, tentage and furniture, funeral-day hearse and pallbearer coordination, and the cremation booked with NEA with ashes collected.from S$7,500 source ↗
- Taoist wake A three-day wake with altar and surname backdrop, a priest of the family's dialect group and required rites, standard paper offerings and joss paper, a simple casket with embalming where needed, tentage and furniture, transport and the cremation booked with NEA.from S$11,800 source ↗
NEA licence
Not on NEA's list of licensed funeral parlours. Singapore has no licence for arranging funerals as such, so this is common. If embalming is needed, ask the firm where it will be done. What NEA licensing means.