I pass by this place everyday but was only recently attracted when I saw the sign for ice cream floats. But then I saw mini donuts on the menu and decided to give it a try. Wow! So good! A bag cost me 12 kuai and I ordered a bucket for 50 to bring to class which was devoured almost instantly. BLCU will never be the same.
I've never tried the hot dogs or fries but I can give the mini donuts and ice cream a full 5 stars. Just like home or maybe better since it's been way to long.

The first time I went I was turned off by the Chinese server working the counter, as I expected the food to be like every other "authentic" American food place in Wudaokou. I decided to give it another try after my Chinese friend recommended it and insisted it was run by an American.

The second visit was for a burger, which was prepared by the American owner. It was amazing on a toasted bun and 100% beef according to him. I was also talked into ording fries for 10 kuai, but I was a little hesitant as the picture out front makes them look like every other frozen sliver served around. A giant sack of potatoes in the back proved otherwise and the cup of potato wedges were the best. I don't even know where I can get those kind in my hometown back in Michigan, with most places serving up pre-frozen ones.

After living in Beijing for three years, I had pretty much given up on Western food. The 60 kuai burgers at Western chain restaurants are great, but nothing like a nice 100% beef one for only 20 kuai. It was a sad day when I preferred McDonald's over a lot of the food they serve on the bar street in Wudaokou. American Holy Fries is a great bang for your buck for those that don't want to drop 60 kuai at a restaurant and are sick of 10-20 kuai knockoffs.

Literally the Greatest, most authentic american food you can eat in beijing to my knowledge. The outside is modest, may be a little difficult to find, but well worth the search!!! The owner is american, speaks chinese, and some of the girls who work there speak english too. best donuts, best fries, best customer service; it's like being home.

I ate at American Holy Fries (or whatever the new name is) last night.

I think it says "Donuts" now.

I paid 15rmb for an American hot dog, and 10rmb for fries.

I loved the portions (HUGE,) and I really enjoyed the fries. Potato skins were on the fries, which I enjoy. The fries were as big and thick as lincoln logs, which some people like, and some people don't. Potatoes are easy to cook, but really difficult to make memorable. This place has great fries.

Gone are the fancy dressings, but to tell you the truth, I wasn't crazy about them a few months ago. But the best thing: They leave out squeeze bottles of condiments, and let you go nuts and drown your fries in ketchup, instead of giving you two little packets like a lesser establishment.

The hot dog was alright. I'm a New Yorker, so I'll always be kind of down on anything that isn't a NY hot dog, but I enjoyed it. If I was craving a hot dog at the time, I would have loved it more. NOTE: It was a fully loaded dog, which is great. But raw cabbage isn't a great topping, and kind of comes across as meaningless filler. Fry up some onions and I'd be hooked at twice the price.

Their donuts were just okay. A little crisp. Still, better than any other Chinese bakery "fauxnuts." Maybe they can literally straighten this out and make a churro. Or a funnel cake.

The staff is really nice and helpful, and seem to want to get to know their clientele. Good sign.

I have enjoyed their hot dogs and fries for several weeks already. Their sauces are not smooth as expected, one still tends to find bits of egg white,but then it gives you a taste of home made food.

However be warned..

AVOID IT LIKE PLAGUE..After regularly eating here for several weeks,last week I packed two hot dogs for take away. I bit into a nice looking hot dog,only to be hurt by a sharp glass piece inside the sausage, when I took a bite.

They have no sense of food safety and quality. I hope nobody is unlucky enough to come across dangerous objects inside most loved foods.Specially when you are living far away from home !!!!!

I hope there are more responsible chains making similar kind of food for students like us who love HOT DOGS and FRIES !!

Great to have something new in the Wu. I drop by there 3-4 days a week now and I'm officially addicted. Their dogs are really good and stuffed and the fries with sauces are super delicious. Heard they're adding hot churros too now. I'll try them later this week.

Holy Fries is, on the day of writing this review, a newly opened take-away place serving french fries and hot dogs. The owner is the founder of Crazy Dogs (used to be next to the other hot dog place in WDK), the first hot dog place in Wudaokou, and still has the absolute best hot dogs in the area, in addition to the fries.

And the fries are new in Beijing. You can get them with a bunch of sauces and toppings and it's freaking delicious. I used to get this back in California and finally I can get my fries with tartar sauce, aioli, nacho cheese and bacon, and a bunch of other home made sauces and stuff here in Beijing.

Maybe I'm biased, but I just love fries, and especially when they're done this well. Sauce me :)