Open early on Remembrance Day. I needed an emergency refill of my prescription. They served me…read morequickly and were very kind to me. I shopped for cosmetics while I waited for my refill. I asked the friendly beautician if I could take some perfume samples with me as I was traveling from another province. She gladly gave me some. My husband and I also bought some snacks for the road. Lots of choice. Many items on sale. Clean store, though the lights are a bit dim.

Visiting Canada on a cruise, had some sinus issues, the pharmacist was very helpful, and…read morerecommended a great product that really helped.

Pin Yuan is a Asian food store in the Belvedere shopping center. If you blink you may miss it…read more Though it is a small shop it is packed with authentic Chinese & Japanese ingredients for cooking as well as some frozen heat and serve Asian foods including Vegetarian staples. Chili paste, oils and dry peppers, noodles ( ready to make & plain so you can add your own ingredients ) ramen, soba , somen, Cheong ,Mi Xian. ( some of these are from memory but there is both Japanese & Chinese noodles) They have various sauces and flavored cooking oils, several types of rice ( Cal Rose short grain , long grain jasmine ect.) They also have teas, sweets ,ice cream, ginger, adzuki beans ( you can make adzuki bread or adzuki buns!) There were more things packed into this neat , clean and well organized small shop but well worth the trip for items that are not at the regular grocery store. I only wish they had enough room for fresh veggies but I am grateful for what they do have. I am so happy we found this store and will be back for more supplies.

I've never seen a sign saying "Pin Yuan" - the sign says Asian Food Store…read more I really like this little grocery store. They have lots of merchandise squeezed into their little shop. Don't be afraid to check out the fridge and freezers for more items. Nothing here is particularly expensive. The staff is friendly as well. Overall, it's great that we have such good access to Asian food in a city as small as Charlottetown, so I try to shop here as often as possible (even for things I can get at the grocery store).