This is located under the Annie's Restaurant Ritan location. I came here for lunch and had a filling and delicious meal. The menu has pictures with English descriptions. I was saved by pointing at the menu. The braised pork with eggplant was loaded with garlic and the eggplant was battered and fried for crispiness. It does lose it's crispiness because the sauce sits on it, but has good flavor. They're known for the pear soup (LiTang) which is the namesake of the restaurant Xiao Diao Li Tang (Little Hanging Pear Soup). The pear-theme is a constant through the menu. I had Pear Tea which has a bit of sweetness and warms you for the Beijing winters. There's free wifi and it's listed on a sticker on the menu clipboard that is kept at each table. The dining area has a classical feel and feels like an old tea house.