Chicken Express • Family Meals
8-Piece Chicken
8 pieces, 2 sides
Typical U.S. price — actual prices vary by location, franchise, and ordering platform.
Menu Labeling & Nutrition Information
2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice, but calorie needs vary. Full nutrition information — including saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, sugars, and fiber — is available upon request from the restaurant and in the official nutrition guide. Calorie counts shown are approximate and based on official restaurant nutrition data; values may vary by location, preparation, and portion size.
Everything You Need to Know About the 8-Piece Chicken
The 8-Piece Chicken is 8 pieces, 2 sides It comes in at 2200 calories with 130g of protein, and is priced at $19.99 in the Family Meals section of the Chicken Express menu — about 0.91 cents per 100 calories. Chicken Express is a fast-food chicken chain founded in 1988 in Texas with ~200 locations across the South, known for fried chicken and fresh sides. This Chicken Express menu guide covers 2026 prices, nutrition, and deals.
How the 8-Piece Chicken compares to similar Chicken Express items
| Item | Price | Calories | Price / 100 cal |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8-Piece Chicken (this item) | $19.99 | 2200 | 0.91 |
| Tender Pack | $18.99 | 1900 | 1.00 |
| Feast | $32.99 | 3800 | 0.87 |
Average price in the Family Meals section: $23.99. This item is below the section average.
How the 8-Piece Chicken compares at other chains
Compare the 8-Piece Chicken across all chains →| Chain | Comparable item | Price | vs Chicken Express |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bojangles | 2-Piece Chicken Dinner | $6.99 | $13.00 more |
| Chicken Express | 8-Piece Chicken | $19.99 | — |
| Burger King | Chicken Fries (4-piece) | $1.99 | $18.00 more |
| Arby's | Mozzarella Sticks (4-piece) | $4.49 | $15.50 more |
| Buffalo Wild Wings | Traditional Wings (6-piece) | $10.99 | $9.00 more |
Prices are approximate national averages from our menu tracking data.
Dietary & allergen information
Is the 8-Piece Chicken good value at Chicken Express?
At $19.99, the 8-Piece Chicken costs about 0.91 cents per 100 calories against a $23.99 average in the Family Meals section. Value depends on what you order alongside it — pair it with the cheapest Chicken Express sides for the best total meal cost.
How to order the 8-Piece Chicken at Chicken Express
The 8-Piece Chicken is available at Chicken Express locations nationwide — dine-in, takeout, and in most markets delivery through the Chicken Express app or third-party services. Order through the official Chicken Express ordering page for pickup and delivery. Prices vary by location — check the current full Chicken Express menu for the latest pricing.
Pro Tips for Ordering the 8-Piece Chicken
- 1At 2200 calories, this is one of the higher-calorie items on the menu — plan portions accordingly.
- 2Check current Chicken Express deals — Express Rewards.
- 3Prices have trended +6.1% vs 2025 on our tracking — expect slight variation by location.
Tips compiled from customer reviews on Google, Yelp, Reddit, and our menu tracking data.
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About Chicken Express
Chicken Express is a fast-food chicken chain founded in 1988 in Texas with ~200 locations across the South, known for fried chicken and fresh sides. This Chicken Express menu guide covers 2026 prices, nutrition, and deals.
Chicken Express FAQ
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Where does the Chicken Express nutrition data come from?
Prices and customer sentiment sourced from the official Chicken Express website, nutrition guide, and public reviews. Source: www.chickenez.com/nutrition