KFC Philippines sells its chicken on rice. The basic order is one piece of Original Recipe or Hot and Crispy chicken with steamed rice and gravy at ₱115 (~$1.84) (₱105, ~$1.68 if you pick it up yourself), and the house format is the Fully Loaded Box: chicken, rice, mushroom soup, mashed potato and a drink from ₱220 (~$3.51). The What’s New list on October 4, 2026 is built around Original Recipe Tenders with four dips (Buffalo Ranch, Sticky Chicky, Smoky BBQ and FLG, ₱50, ~$0.80 each) and the Zinger Steak Fully Loaded Box at ₱315 (~$5.03). The local plates are a chicken Sisig Rice Bowl at ₱170 (~$2.72), an Ala King Zinger Steak on buttered rice at ₱175 (~$2.80), sweet Pinoy-style spaghetti at ₱85 (~$1.36), and a breakfast list of pandesal sandwiches and garlic-rice bowls. Buckets run from 6 pieces at ₱595 (~$9.50) to 20 at ₱1,575 (~$25). Every price here is from kfc.com.ph’s own menu, which lists a delivery price and, for most items, a lower pickup price.
The Zinger Steak Fully Loaded Box as kfc.com.ph pictures it: a piece of
Original Recipe chicken, a Zinger Steak under Ala King sauce, mushroom
soup, mashed potato, rice and a Coke. Image: KFC Philippines
In the Philippines, KFC’s menu reads like a rice shop. A single piece of chicken comes on rice. The meal boxes stack rice, mushroom soup and mashed potato in one tray. Breakfast is garlic rice and egg, or a sandwich on pandesal. The gravy is sold by the cup, and at ₱35 (~$0.56) it’s the cheapest thing on the menu. That shape matches the local competition. Jollibee, the country’s biggest fast-food chain, built its board on fried chicken with rice and sweet spaghetti, and McDonald’s Philippines answers with Chicken McDo and McSpaghetti. This page is KFC’s version, item by item, with the pesos attached. For the coffee side of the same market there’s Starbucks Philippines.
Checked against the menu on kfc.com.ph on October 4, 2026; images © KFC Philippines.
Checked October 4, 2026. kfc.com.ph is an ordering site. Before you choose a store it shows a chain-level menu of 149 products in 11 categories, with a delivery price on every item written like ₱315.00 (~$5.03), and the pickup side of the same menu usually lists the item for a little less. Tables below give both, as delivery / pickup. Store menus differ: when we loaded KFC Ayala Cebu 2’s menu the same day, most items were cheaper than the chain-level list and the whole breakfast section was missing, while KFC Robinsons Dumaguete matched the chain-level prices but also had no breakfast. The site’s FAQ says there’s no minimum order, a fixed ₱49 (~$0.78) delivery fee, and that online payment takes Philippine-issued MasterCard, Visa and JCB cards only, so a visitor with a foreign card will need another way to pay. No calorie figures are published anywhere on the menu, and the deals page was empty on the day we checked, so the current promotions are the ones inside the menu’s What’s New section.
Some vocabulary. “Ala carte” is how the site spells à la carte. “Fixin” means a side. “Hot and Crispy” is the spicy coating in the product descriptions, though the order form’s chicken picker labels the same choice “Hot And Spicy”. The site is in English with Filipino food words left as they are, and so is this page.
What’s new: Original Recipe Tenders and four dips
The What’s New section holds 31 entries, and most of them are one launch in different sizes: Original Recipe Tenders, hand-breaded chicken strips sold with gravy and a dip. The dips are the news. Buffalo Ranch is “a creamy, tangy blend with a spicy buffalo kick” in the site’s words, Sticky Chicky is sweet, savory and sticky, Smoky BBQ is barbecue with a smoky sweetness, and FLG stands for Finger Lickin’ Good. Each is ₱50 (~$0.80) on its own, or ₱190 (~$3.04) as a Fully Loaded Dip in a KFC cup, which the site pitches as for sharing, or not.
Tenders come two to an order (₱150, ~$2.40 ala carte, ₱190, ~$3.04 on rice, ₱205, ~$3.27 on rice with a drink, ₱255 (~$4.07) with a side as well), six for ₱440 (~$7.03) with three dips, or as a single add-on tender at ₱80 (~$1.28). The bundles have names. The Main Character Combo (₱330, ~$5.27) is two tenders on rice plus a two-tender snack, with two dips and two gravies. The Dip Party Box (₱535, ~$8.55) is four tenders, a large Shots, two dips, three gravies and three iced teas. The Real Chicken Duo (₱410, ~$6.55) pairs tenders on rice with an Ala King Zinger Steak and throws in two extra rice. Everything in the tenders range lists one price for delivery and pickup, which most of the rest of the menu doesn’t. The product photos carry a “World Famous. Now Here” badge; the site gives no launch or end date.
A few other things sit in What’s New. The 6-PC and 8-PC Bucket Combos open the section (they’re in the buckets table below). The Zinger Steak Fully Loaded Box and its Zinger Burger twin (₱350, ~$5.59 / ₱330, ~$5.27) are there with descriptions that call them new, although the product photos on the site’s server date from August 2024, so treat “new” loosely. And a run of Double Rice Deals repeats the Fully Loaded Boxes with a second rice: ₱225 (~$3.59) for the 1-pc box against ₱220 (~$3.51) for the standard one, ₱295 (~$4.71) for the Shots box, ₱315 (~$5.03) for the 2-pc, ₱290 (~$4.63) for the Famous Bowl box and ₱320 (~$5.11) for the Zinger Steak box, each at one price for delivery or pickup.
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Zinger Steak Fully Loaded Box | ₱315 (~$5.03) / ₱300 (~$4.79) | One piece of Original Recipe chicken, a Zinger Steak with Ala King sauce, mushroom soup, mashed potato, rice and a drink. The form lets you swap the rice for a sandwich bun. |
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2pc Original Recipe Tenders Ala Carte | ₱150 (~$2.40) / ₱150 (~$2.40) | Two hand-breaded strips with gravy and one dip of your choice. Six with three dips are ₱440 (~$7.03). |
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2pc Original Recipe Tenders Rice Meal | ₱205 (~$3.27) / ₱205 (~$3.27) | The two tenders on rice with gravy, a dip and a drink. |
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Main Character Combo | ₱330 (~$5.27) / ₱330 (~$5.27) | Two tenders on rice, a two-tender snack, two dips and two gravies. |
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Dip Party Box | ₱535 (~$8.55) / ₱535 (~$8.55) | Four tenders, a large Fun or Hot Shots, two dips, three gravies and three iced teas. |
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Real Chicken Duo | ₱410 (~$6.55) / ₱410 (~$6.55) | An Ala King Zinger Steak on chicken butter rice and a 2-pc Tenders Rice, with two extra rice, a gravy and a dip. |
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Buffalo Ranch Dip | ₱50 (~$0.80) / ₱50 (~$0.80) | Creamy and tangy with a buffalo kick. ₱190 (~$3.04) for the Fully Loaded cup. |
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Sticky Chicky Dip | ₱50 (~$0.80) / ₱50 (~$0.80) | Sweet, savory and sticky, per the site. |
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Smoky BBQ Dip | ₱50 (~$0.80) / ₱50 (~$0.80) | Barbecue with a deep, smoky sweetness, per the site. |
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FLG Dip | ₱50 (~$0.80) / ₱50 (~$0.80) | Finger Lickin’ Good: creamy and tangy, the palest of the four. |
Rice bowls: chicken sisig, ala king and the Zinger Steak
Sisig is the Kapampangan dish of chopped, seasoned meat, traditionally pork, served sizzling with calamansi and chili. KFC’s Sisig Rice Bowl makes it with chicken: crispy chicken sisig over rice with fried chicken skin, a drizzle of sisig sauce and mayo, and an egg on the side, in the site’s description. The meal version’s text says the chicken is KFC Hot Shots.
The other sauce on this menu is ala king, the cream sauce the site spells as two words. It goes over two Original Recipe fillets in the Ala King Rice Bowl, with corn on the side, and over a Zinger fillet on buttered rice in the Ala King Zinger Steak, which the site builds a whole family around: a meal with a drink at ₱200 (~$3.19), a combo with buttered corn at ₱250 (~$3.99), a four-fillet bucket at ₱550 (~$8.79), and the bucket meal and bucket combo at ₱660 (~$11) and ₱840 (~$13). The yellow rice under it is Chicken Butter Rice, sold as a side at ₱55 (~$0.88).
Two cheaper bowls live in the Deals section. The 1PC Chicken Chop Bowl is a crispy chicken chop with gravy over rice at ₱95 (~$1.52), and Flavor Shots Ala Carte is popcorn-style Fun Shots (or Hot Shots) with gravy on rice at the same price.
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Sisig Rice Bowl | ₱170 (~$2.72) / ₱160 (~$2.56) | Chicken sisig on rice with fried chicken skin, sisig sauce, mayo and an egg. With a drink, ₱210 (~$3.35) / ₱200 (~$3.19). |
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Ala King Rice Bowl | ₱170 (~$2.72) / ₱160 (~$2.56) | Two Original Recipe fillets under ala king sauce, with rice and corn. With a drink, ₱210 (~$3.35) / ₱200 (~$3.19). |
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Ala King Zinger Steak Ala Carte | ₱175 (~$2.80) / ₱165 (~$2.64) | A Zinger fillet under ala king sauce on buttered rice. The form offers chicken butter rice, plain rice or a bun. |
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1PC Chicken Chop Bowl Ala Carte | ₱95 (~$1.52) / ₱90 (~$1.44) | A crispy chicken chop with gravy over rice. With a drink, ₱125 (~$2.00) / ₱115 (~$1.84). |
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Flavor Shots Ala Carte | ₱95 (~$1.52) / ₱90 (~$1.44) | Fun Shots or Hot Shots with gravy on rice. With mashed potato and a drink, ₱170 (~$2.72) / ₱160 (~$2.56). |
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Extra Chicken Butter Rice | ₱55 (~$0.88) / ₱50 (~$0.80) | The buttered rice from the Zinger Steak plates, on its own. |
Chicken comes with rice, and the Fully Loaded Box
Order one piece of chicken “ala carte” and the site’s description reads “paired with steamed rice”; the order form adds a regular gravy and asks Original Recipe or Hot And Spicy. That’s the base unit, at ₱115 (~$1.84) for delivery or ₱105 (~$1.68) picked up, and it’s listed under both Deals and Favourites. Add a drink and it becomes the 1-PC Chicken Meal at ₱140 (~$2.24), where the form also offers a sandwich bun in place of the rice. Two pieces with rice are ₱220 (~$3.51), two pieces with rice and a drink ₱245 (~$3.91), and there are single-piece meals with mushroom soup or mashed potato on the side at ₱185 (~$2.96).
The Fully Loaded Box is the format to know. One piece of chicken, steamed rice, a junior mushroom soup, mashed potato and a drink, in a box with compartments, at ₱220 (~$3.51). It scales to two pieces (₱310, ~$4.95), to one piece plus a regular Shots (₱290, ~$4.63), and to one piece plus a Famous Bowl (₱285, ~$4.55). The mushroom soup inside is a junior cup; the Sides list sells a Mushroom Soup on its own for ₱70 (~$1.12), described as creamy with real mushroom pieces.
Gravy deserves its own line. The site calls it famous, sells an extra regular cup for ₱35 (~$0.56) and a large for ₱55 (~$0.88), packs a large into every chicken bucket, and lists it as a fixed part of most single-piece orders.
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1-PC Chicken Ala Carte | ₱115 (~$1.84) / ₱105 (~$1.68) | One piece of Original Recipe or Hot and Crispy chicken on steamed rice, with gravy. With a drink, ₱140 (~$2.24) / ₱130 (~$2.08). |
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1-PC Fully Loaded Meal | ₱220 (~$3.51) / ₱205 (~$3.27) | Chicken, rice, junior mushroom soup, mashed potato and a drink. Two pieces, ₱310 (~$4.95) / ₱295 (~$4.71). |
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Famous Bowl Fully Loaded Meal | ₱285 (~$4.55) / ₱270 (~$4.31) | One piece of chicken, mushroom soup, a Famous Bowl, rice and a drink. |
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Mushroom Soup | ₱70 (~$1.12) / ₱65 (~$1.04) | Creamy soup with real mushroom pieces. Inside every Fully Loaded Box. |
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Regular Gravy | ₱35 (~$0.56) / ₱30 (~$0.48) | An extra cup of the gravy. Large, ₱55 (~$0.88) / ₱50 (~$0.80). |
Pinoy-style spaghetti
Filipino spaghetti is sweet, and KFC’s description doesn’t pretend otherwise: “pinoy-style spaghetti with sweet, rich, and meaty sauce and grated cheese”. It’s a standing item under Bowls, Pastas, & More at ₱85 (~$1.36), becomes the Spaghetti Meal with a drink at ₱115 (~$1.84) under Deals, and pairs with a piece of chicken and a drink as the 1-PC Chicken Spaghetti Meal at ₱230 (~$3.67), the fried-chicken-and-spaghetti pairing that Jollibee and McDonald’s also sell in the Philippines. For a group there’s a Spaghetti Super Platter at ₱255 (~$4.07), and the Bucket of 6 with Spaghetti Platter in the buckets section below.
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Spaghetti | ₱85 (~$1.36) / ₱80 (~$1.28) | Sweet, meaty Pinoy-style sauce with grated cheese. With a drink, ₱115 (~$1.84) / ₱105 (~$1.68). |
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1-PC Chicken Spaghetti Meal | ₱230 (~$3.67) / ₱215 (~$3.43) | Spaghetti, one piece of Original Recipe or Hot and Crispy chicken, and a drink. |
A.M. breakfast: pandesal sandwiches and garlic rice
Every item in the Breakfast section starts with “A.M.”, and the section splits into sandwiches and bowls. The sandwiches are on pandesal, the soft, slightly sweet roll Filipinos buy warm from the neighborhood bakery in the morning. The A.M. OR Pandesal is an Original Recipe chicken fillet with scrambled egg, cheese and bacon-flavored mayonnaise (₱135, ~$2.16); the Egg Pandesal is egg, cheese and mayo (₱90, ~$1.44); the Ham Pandesal adds chicken ham (₱115, ~$1.84). Each has a combo with coffee at ₱170 (~$2.72), ₱140 (~$2.24) and ₱160 (~$2.56).
The bowls follow the garlic-rice-and-egg breakfast plates Filipinos call silog. The A.M. Steak Rice Bowl is garlic rice, scrambled egg and an Original Recipe fillet under creamy white sauce (₱150, ~$2.40); the A.M. Cheese Hotdog Rice Bowl puts two cheese hot dogs with egg and rice (₱155, ~$2.48); A.M. 1-Pc Chicken is a piece of fried chicken with scrambled egg and garlic rice (₱190, ~$3.04, or ₱225, ~$3.59 with coffee); and A.M. Flavorshots is shots and gravy with egg and garlic rice (₱135, ~$2.16). The menu page prints no breakfast hours, but the ordering data behind it marks every A.M. item as orderable only from 4 to 10 in the morning, Manila time. The A.M. section appears on the chain-level menu, but neither the Cebu nor the Dumaguete store menu we loaded carried it, so check your store before you count on it.
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A.M. OR Pandesal | ₱135 (~$2.16) / ₱125 (~$2.00) | Original Recipe fillet, scrambled egg, cheese and bacon-flavored mayo in a pandesal. With coffee, ₱170 (~$2.72) / ₱160 (~$2.56). |
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A.M. Egg Pandesal | ₱90 (~$1.44) / ₱85 (~$1.36) | Scrambled egg, cheese and mayo in a pandesal. With coffee, ₱140 (~$2.24) / ₱130 (~$2.08). |
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A.M. Steak Rice Bowl | ₱150 (~$2.40) / ₱140 (~$2.24) | Garlic rice, scrambled egg and an Original Recipe fillet under white sauce. With a drink, ₱185 (~$2.96) / ₱175 (~$2.80). |
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A.M. Cheese Hotdog Rice Bowl | ₱155 (~$2.48) / ₱145 (~$2.32) | Cheese hot dogs with egg and rice. With a drink, ₱185 (~$2.96) / ₱175 (~$2.80). |
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A.M. 1-Pc Chicken Ala Carte | ₱190 (~$3.04) / ₱180 (~$2.88) | One piece of chicken with scrambled egg and garlic rice. With coffee, ₱225 (~$3.59) / ₱210 (~$3.35). |
Buckets, from 6 to 20 pieces
The plain buckets are chicken and gravy, nothing else: 6 pieces at ₱595 (~$9.50), 8 at ₱765 (~$12), 10 at ₱895 (~$14), 15 at ₱1,260 (~$20) and 20 at ₱1,575 (~$25), each with a lower pickup price. The order form has you choose two chicken selections per bucket, so you can split Original Recipe and Hot and Crispy. Add a group-size side and the Bucket of 6 becomes ₱800 (~$13) with either a Spaghetti Platter or a Fixin Super Platter; the Bucket of 8 with a platter is ₱970 (~$15), and the Bucket of 10 comes with two platters at ₱1,250 (~$20).
The Bucket Combos are the full-table version, with rice, sides and drinks per person: the 4-Pc Bucket Combo “for a group of 2” at ₱510 (~$8.15), the 6-PC for three at ₱780 (~$12) and the 8-PC for four at ₱1,010 (~$16). The two bigger ones lead the What’s New section. There’s also a bucket with no bone-in chicken in it, the Ala King Zinger Steak Bucket, four sauced fillets at ₱550 (~$8.79).
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Bucket Of 6 | ₱595 (~$9.50) / ₱565 (~$9.03) | Six pieces of Original Recipe or Hot and Crispy chicken with a large gravy. |
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Bucket of 6 with Spaghetti Platter | ₱800 (~$13) / ₱760 (~$12) | Six pieces with a group-size platter of the sweet spaghetti. |
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6-PC Bucket Combo | ₱780 (~$12) / ₱740 (~$12) | Six pieces with three rice, three sides and three drinks. First item in What’s New. |
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Ala King Zinger Steak Bucket | ₱550 (~$8.79) / ₱520 (~$8.31) | Four Hot and Crispy Zinger fillets under ala king sauce. With four butter rice and four drinks, ₱660 (~$11) / ₱625 (~$9.98). |
Burgers and the Cali Maki twister
The Burgers section is short and has one local twist. The Zinger Burger is the chain’s spicy fillet in a sesame Kaiser bun with lettuce and mayo at ₱195 (~$3.12). The Original Recipe Snacker is a small sandwich, whole meat in the Original Recipe seasoning with pepper mayo on a 3.5-inch bun, at ₱145 (~$2.32). The Chicken Burger, filed under Deals, is the cheapest sandwich on the site at ₱75 (~$1.20), and the Chicken Cheeseburger adds cheese in a seedless bun at ₱95 (~$1.52). Each has a combo with a side and a drink; the Zinger and Snacker combos name fries, mashed potato or buttered corn.
The twist is the Cali Maki Tenders Twister: Original Recipe Tenders in a toasted tortilla with sweet mango bits, cucumber and Japanese mayo, which the site calls Asian-inspired. ₱135 (~$2.16) on its own, ₱190 (~$3.04) as a combo.
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Zinger Burger | ₱195 (~$3.12) / ₱185 (~$2.96) | Spicy crispy fillet, lettuce and mayo in a sesame Kaiser bun. Combo, ₱270 (~$4.31) / ₱255 (~$4.07). |
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Original Recipe Snacker | ₱145 (~$2.32) / ₱135 (~$2.16) | Original Recipe whole-meat fillet with pepper mayo on a 3.5-inch sesame bun. Combo, ₱220 (~$3.51) / ₱205 (~$3.27). |
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Chicken Burger | ₱75 (~$1.20) / ₱70 (~$1.12) | A fried chicken fillet in a soft toasted bun; the cheapest sandwich on the site. Combo, ₱150 (~$2.40) / ₱140 (~$2.24). |
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Chicken Cheeseburger | ₱95 (~$1.52) / ₱90 (~$1.44) | Original Recipe fillet with cheese and mayo in a seedless bun. Combo, ₱170 (~$2.72) / ₱160 (~$2.56). |
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Cali Maki Tenders Twister Ala Carte | ₱135 (~$2.16) / ₱125 (~$2.00) | Tenders, mango, cucumber and Japanese mayo in a toasted tortilla. Combo, ₱190 (~$3.04) / ₱180 (~$2.88). |
Shots, Famous Bowl, sides, Royal and the unsweetened iced tea
Shots are KFC Philippines’ bite-sized boneless chicken, in two kinds: Fun Shots, and Hot Shots for the spicy version. A regular cup is ₱90 (~$1.44) with a gravy, a large ₱145 (~$2.32), and the combos with a side and a drink are ₱165 (~$2.64) and ₱210 (~$3.35). The Famous Bowl is ₱85 (~$1.36), described by the site only as “filled with all your KFC favorites”; the photo shows chicken bites and corn under gravy. The Famous Bowl also comes as a group-size Super Platter at ₱295 (~$4.71).
The sides list runs: rice ₱50 (~$0.80), mashed potato with gravy ₱65 (~$1.04), buttered corn ₱65 (~$1.04), mushroom soup ₱70 (~$1.12), chicken macaroni salad ₱80 (~$1.28), coleslaw ₱80 (~$1.28), crispy fries ₱80 (~$1.28), and a Junior Bucket of what the site calls thick-cut flavored fries at ₱150 (~$2.40). Large sizes and Super Platters exist for most of them (mashed potato and buttered corn platters ₱255, ~$4.07, macaroni and coleslaw ₱310 (~$4.95)). The macaroni salad is one of the items missing from the Cebu and Dumaguete store menus.
Drinks are where you meet Royal, the Philippine orange soda, which the site describes as a sweet, tropical fruit flavor. It’s priced level with Coke, Coke Zero and Sprite at ₱80 (~$1.28), ₱90 (~$1.44) and ₱100 (~$1.60) by size, and all four come as floats with soft-serve at ₱85 (~$1.36). The iced tea is a house blend served unsweetened, with the site telling you to add syrup to taste, from ₱85 (~$1.36). Hot brewed coffee is ₱65 (~$1.04), iced black coffee ₱70 (~$1.12) and a creamy iced coffee ₱75 (~$1.20), and bottled water is ₱40 (~$0.64). Dessert is sundaes in chocolate, caramel or strawberry at ₱55 (~$0.88), a Mini Brownie at ₱45 (~$0.72) and a six-piece Brownie Box at ₱210 (~$3.35).
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Regular Shots | ₱90 (~$1.44) / ₱85 (~$1.36) | Bite-sized boneless chicken, Fun or Hot, with a regular gravy. Large, ₱145 (~$2.32) / ₱135 (~$2.16). |
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Famous Bowl | ₱85 (~$1.36) / ₱80 (~$1.28) | Chicken bites and corn under gravy, per the photo. With a drink, ₱115 (~$1.84) / ₱105 (~$1.68). |
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Macaroni Salad Regular | ₱80 (~$1.28) / ₱75 (~$1.20) | A creamy chicken macaroni salad, served cold. Large, ₱115 (~$1.84) / ₱105 (~$1.68). |
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Mashed Potato Regular | ₱65 (~$1.04) / ₱60 (~$0.96) | Mashed potato topped with gravy. Large, ₱85 (~$1.36) / ₱80 (~$1.28). |
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Rice | ₱50 (~$0.80) / ₱45 (~$0.72) | A cup of steamed rice, for when the one in the meal isn’t enough. |
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Regular Royal | ₱80 (~$1.28) / ₱75 (~$1.20) | The orange soda, same price as Coke, Coke Zero and Sprite. Medium ₱90 (~$1.44) / ₱85 (~$1.36), large ₱100 (~$1.60) / ₱95 (~$1.52). |
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Royal Float | ₱85 (~$1.36) / ₱80 (~$1.28) | Royal with a scoop of soft-serve. Coke, Coke Zero and Sprite floats cost the same. |
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Unsweetened Iced Tea Regular | ₱85 (~$1.36) / ₱80 (~$1.28) | House blend, served unsweetened; add syrup yourself. Medium ₱95 (~$1.52) / ₱90 (~$1.44), large ₱100 (~$1.60) / ₱95 (~$1.52). |
FAQ
How much is KFC chicken in the Philippines?
One piece of chicken with rice and gravy is ₱115 (~$1.84) for delivery or ₱105 (~$1.68) for pickup on kfc.com.ph’s chain-level menu as of October 4, 2026, and ₱140 (~$2.24) / ₱130 (~$2.08) with a drink. Two pieces with rice are ₱220 (~$3.51) / ₱205 (~$3.27). A Bucket of 6 is ₱595 (~$9.50) / ₱565 (~$9.03) and a Bucket of 20 is ₱1,575 (~$25) / ₱1,500 (~$24). Store menus can be lower; KFC Ayala Cebu 2 listed the single piece at ₱105 (~$1.68) / ₱100 (~$1.60) the same day.
What is in a KFC Fully Loaded Box?
One piece of Original Recipe or Hot and Crispy chicken, steamed rice, a junior mushroom soup, mashed potato and a drink, in one box, for ₱220 (~$3.51) delivery or ₱205 (~$3.27) pickup. The two-piece box is ₱310 (~$4.95) / ₱295 (~$4.71), the Shots box ₱290 (~$4.63) / ₱275 (~$4.39) and the Famous Bowl box ₱285 (~$4.55) / ₱270 (~$4.31). The Zinger Steak Fully Loaded Box adds a Zinger Steak with Ala King sauce at ₱315 (~$5.03) / ₱300 (~$4.79), and Double Rice Deals versions with a second rice are in What’s New.
Does KFC Philippines sell sisig?
Yes, a chicken one. The Sisig Rice Bowl is crispy chicken sisig on rice with fried chicken skin, sisig sauce, mayo and an egg, at ₱170 (~$2.72) delivery or ₱160 (~$2.56) pickup, and ₱210 (~$3.35) / ₱200 (~$3.19) with a drink. The site says the meal version is made with KFC Hot Shots. Sisig is traditionally chopped pork served sizzling; this is the fried-chicken-chain reading of it.
What is new at KFC Philippines right now?
Original Recipe Tenders with four dips: Buffalo Ranch, Sticky Chicky, Smoky BBQ and FLG (Finger Lickin’ Good), at ₱50 (~$0.80) each or ₱190 (~$3.04) for a Fully Loaded cup. Two tenders are ₱150 (~$2.40), or ₱205 (~$3.27) on rice with a drink, and the bundles are the Main Character Combo at ₱330 (~$5.27), the Dip Party Box at ₱535 (~$8.55) and the Real Chicken Duo at ₱410 (~$6.55). The What’s New section also holds the Zinger Steak Fully Loaded Box at ₱315 (~$5.03) and Double Rice Deals on the Fully Loaded Boxes. The site shows no launch or end dates, and its deals page was empty on October 4, 2026.
Does KFC Philippines serve breakfast?
Yes, an A.M. menu on the chain-level web menu: pandesal sandwiches with egg (₱90, ~$1.44), chicken ham (₱115, ~$1.84) or an Original Recipe fillet (₱135, ~$2.16), plus garlic-rice bowls with scrambled egg and a chicken fillet in white sauce (₱150, ~$2.40), cheese hot dogs (₱155, ~$2.48) or a piece of fried chicken (₱190, ~$3.04). The page prints no breakfast hours, though the menu’s ordering data limits the A.M. items to 4 to 10 in the morning, Manila time, and the Cebu and Dumaguete store menus we loaded didn’t list the A.M. section at all.
Are KFC Philippines’ delivery and pickup prices the same?
Usually not. On the chain-level menu most items show a delivery price and a lower pickup price: the Zinger Burger is ₱195 (~$3.12) for delivery and ₱185 (~$2.96) for pickup, the Bucket of 6 is ₱595 (~$9.50) and ₱565 (~$9.03). The tenders range, the dips, the Double Rice Deals and the 4-Pc Bucket Combo list one price for both. The site’s FAQ adds a fixed ₱49 (~$0.78) delivery fee and says there’s no minimum order.
Can I pay with a foreign card on kfc.com.ph?
No. The site’s FAQ says online orders take Philippine-issued MasterCard, Visa and JCB cards only, alongside cash, mobile payments, bank transfers and KFC gift certificates and vouchers. Visitors with foreign cards can pay cash on delivery or order at the counter; the FAQ also lists dine-in, take-out, drive-thru at some stores, a hotline (88-87-88-88 in Metro Manila) and ordering through GCash GLife.
Does KFC Philippines publish calories?
No. Neither the web menu nor the product pages on kfc.com.ph carry calorie or nutrition figures for any item, so this page doesn’t give any.
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