KFC Germany Menu Prices

Prices at a Glance

Start here — the short version: the items people ask us about most, with the full breakdown below.

Quick vocab check, because it matters at the counter: a menu gets you one side and one drink. A box goes further — extra sides, often three Hot Wings — and fills one hungry person. Completely.

Burgers: From €2.49 Value Picks to Double Stacks

€2.49 — that’s the starting point: two small Crispy burgers at that price each. The Classic line sits at €5.99, bigger Colonel burgers cost €7.49, and double stacks climb to €10.49.

Original or Zinger: What Is the Difference?

The name gives it away. Original is the mild one — seasoned house coating, no real kick. Zinger? Clear spice and heat. Spicy not your thing? Go Original. Want the hotter bite? You know the answer.

Chicken Pieces, Wings, Crispys and Bites

This is the heart of the menu — chicken on the bone. Hot Wings bring the heat, Crispys are the mild boneless strips, and the Original Bites are built for dipping and sharing. Sharing optional.

Do the maths and bigger portions win. Three pieces together cost €9.49; buy them as singles and you’d pay €11.97. Sharing sizes reward anyone ordering big.

Menus, Boxes and Buckets for Sharing

Menus are for one person, boxes for a big appetite. Buckets feed a group — one usually serves two to four people, especially with two sides on the table.

Right now KFC is pushing its Cheese & Bacon line hard — Cheesy Bucket at €25.99 included. Don’t get attached, though; lines like this usually stay for a limited time only.

Wraps, Salads and Veggie Options

Not everything here is spicy or heavy. The Crispy Twister wraps two Crispys with lettuce and tomato in a soft tortilla. Salads stay light. And the veggie line? It swaps chicken for plant-based tenders.

One thing strict vegetarians should know: veggie products cook in the same fryers as the chicken. If that bothers you, ask in the restaurant — and check ingredients on kfc.de first.

Sides, Drinks and Desserts

Most sides land between €1.99 and €5.99. Drinks come as a small cup or a 0.5-litre bottle, and dessert means a cold milkshake or a warm chocolate cookie.

At €0.50, the dip is the cheapest add-on on the menu. Regulars know — they add an extra one to every box without thinking.

Calories at a Glance

The spread is wide. A light KFC Salad: about 102 kcal. A large Double Cheese & Bacon Burger: about 861 kcal. Sharing buckets land between roughly 1,500 and 2,200 kcal for the whole bucket — built for several people, remember.

These values come from the price and calorie overview at meinespeisekarten.de and reflect the standard recipes. One easy win: swap the soft drink for water, save around 90 kcal.

Good to Know Before You Order

Prices can vary by location. Different partners run KFC restaurants across Germany, so your local spot may charge more or less than listed here, and promotions can change prices at short notice. As of October 2026, these are typical in-store prices — the ordering screen on kfc.de or the counter display shows the real one.

More on MenuPlatter.de: KFC Speisekarte Preise (German guide) and McDonald’s Germany menu prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get KFC delivered in Germany, and which apps work?

It depends on your postcode — check it in the ordering area on kfc.de. Some areas also list KFC on the common delivery apps. No delivery? Order ahead for collection instead. Less waiting, same chicken.

Is there an English menu at KFC in Germany?

Mostly, yes — you’re in luck. The boards and product names stay in English, since KFC uses its international item names in Germany. Staff at city, station and airport locations handle English orders well. For allergen details, open the product information on kfc.de and use your browser’s translate tool.

Which payment methods does KFC Germany accept?

Pretty much everything. Most locations take debit cards, major credit cards and contactless mobile payment at the counter and the ordering screens. Cash works too. Ordering via the KFC app or website for pickup? You pay online at checkout — handy at busy times.

How does KFC in Germany differ from KFC in the US?

The nicest difference? Tax is already included — the price you see is the price you pay. The range leans on set menus, boxes and buckets. You won’t find the full US side range here, but coleslaw, mashed potatoes with gravy and corn made the trip.

What ordering tips help first-time visitors?

Decide Original or Zinger before you reach the counter — that choice shapes almost every burger and box. Order dips at the start; extra trips cost time at lunch. For groups: one bucket plus separate drinks beats several small menus.