Kyochon Menu With Prices (Updated October 2026)
Kyochon Menu With Prices (Updated October 2026)
Kyochon is the Korean fried chicken chain from South Korea — around 30 US locations — famous for its thin, crispy “salsal” coating and honey flavor. Checking the kyochon menu with prices? This page has it — updated October 2026 with salsal wings, combos and meals, tteokbokki and sides, catering, drinks, hours, and FAQs. Prices move by location.
Most people look up salsal wing prices first — the 10 and 20-piece counts are the core of the menu. Ten pieces run $23, which puts Kyochon at the premium end of Korean fried chicken. Combos and meals pair chicken with rice and sides for one person; tteokbokki, fried rice, and cheese balls cover the Korean sides. Catering? The 50-piece chicken pack is built for parties. The premium price buys a noticeably crispier bird — the thin salsal coating shatters instead of going soggy. The LA shops draw the biggest crowds. Nutrition info varies by item, so ask your local store.
Comparing the kyochon menu with prices before you visit? The sections below break the lineup down by category — plan your order and your budget at the same time.
Kyochon Menu With Prices — Most Popular Items
The salsal wings in honey and red flavors are the signature. Salsal means the coating stays thin and crispy — no thick breading here. Ten pieces run $23.00; twenty run $42.55. The 20-piece box drops the per-piece price, so it’s the smarter buy for two or more. The whole chicken at $39.10 is the best per-piece deal on the menu. The honey duo set feeds two with two flavors plus sides. Red is the spicy one — order honey if you’re heat-shy. Here are the most popular items with current typical prices. The 20-piece is almost always the better deal.
| Item | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| Wings (10 pc) | $23.00 |
| Wings (20 pc) | $42.55 |
| Boneless (10 pc) | $23.00 |
| Boneless (20 pc) | $42.55 |
| Whole Chicken | $39.10 |
| Chicken Combo | $19.55 |
| Honey Duo | $40.00 |
| Signature Meal | $23.00 |
| Tteokbokki | $13.80 |
Kyochon Menu With Prices — Full Menu
The menu, organized by category. Prices move by location. Honey is the original flavor and the safest first order; red is the spicy one. Can’t decide? The honey duo set at $51.75 gives you both flavors plus sides. Scan the kyochon menu with prices section by section; the full list below covers drinks, sides, and desserts too.
Salsal Wings & Boneless
Wings and boneless share sauces and prices — $23 for 10 pieces, $42.55 for 20. The whole chicken at $39.10 is the best per-piece deal. Honey for sweet, red for heat, soy for savory. The soy garlic is the underrated pick — savory and addictive without the sugar rush.
| Item | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| Wings (10 pc) | $23.00 |
| Wings (20 pc) | $42.55 |
| Boneless (10 pc) | $23.00 |
| Boneless (20 pc) | $42.55 |
| Whole Chicken | $39.10 |
Combos & Meals
Combos bundle chicken with rice and sides into one-person meals. The chicken combo at $19.55 is the standard lunch order; the signature meal adds more food for $23, and the honey duo at $40 lets two people split two flavors. The combo is the move when you want a complete meal without doing the math.
| Item | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| Chicken Combo | $19.55 |
| Signature Meal | $23.00 |
| Honey Duo | $40.00 |
| Honey Duo Set | $51.75 |
| Golden Rice Tender | $13.80 |
Korean Sides
The Korean sides turn a chicken order into a full spread. Tteokbokki is the spicy rice cake classic; fried rice comes regular and large; the truffle fries are the indulgent pick. Cheese balls are the snackable favorite. The tteokbokki’s heat pairs perfectly with sweet honey chicken — order them together. Sweet honey chicken plus spicy rice cakes — the contrast is the whole point.
| Item | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| Tteokbokki | $13.80 |
| Fried Rice (regular) | $9.20 |
| Fried Rice (large) | $16.10 |
| Fries | $5.75 |
| Truffle Fries | $6.90 |
| Triple Truffle Fries | $16.10 |
| Cheese Balls | $5.75 |
Sandwiches & Wraps
The chicken sandwich and wrap both run $11.50 — the cheapest way to get Kyochon chicken in a meal. Simpler than the wing orders but the same crispy-chicken craving. The sandwich deluxe adds the extras that make it feel like a full lunch.
| Item | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| Chicken Sandwich Deluxe | $11.50 |
| Chicken Wrap | $11.50 |
Salads
Salads run $5.75 to $11.50 depending on size and toppings — the light counterpoint to the fried chicken. Order one for the table to balance things out. The larger salads work as a light meal on their own. Your call.
| Item | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| House Salads | $5.75–$11.50 |
Catering Packs
The 50-piece chicken pack at $95 is built for parties — under $2 a piece, the lowest per-piece price on the menu. Order ahead for game days and office events. It feeds 10 to 12 as a main, more as part of a spread.
| Item | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| 50-Piece Chicken Pack | $95.00 |
Drinks & Beverages
Can sodas run $4.05. The 21-and-over crowd gets bottled beer and soju — the soju pairs the way it does in Korea, alongside fried chicken. The classic chimaek: chicken and beer, Korean-style.
| Item | Typical Price |
|---|---|
| Can Soda | $4.05 |
| Bottled Beer (21+) | $6.00 |
| Soju (21+) | $15.00 |
Kyochon Hours
Most locations are open Monday through Sunday, typically 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Hours vary by location; holiday hours may differ. Dinner is the busiest stretch — expect a wait on Friday and Saturday nights. Holiday hours differ by store, so check the kyochon menu with prices for your local restaurant before making the trip. Double-check holiday hours and new items on the Kyochon site before you go.
Kyochon Menu FAQs
What are salsal wings at Kyochon?
A: Salsal wings use the signature thin, crispy coating — lighter than thick American-style breading. Honey, red, and soy flavors. The kyochon menu with prices above covers the most-ordered items, so start there if you’re torn.
How much are Kyochon wings?
A: Wings and boneless run $23.00 for 10 pieces and $42.55 for 20 pieces. A whole chicken is $39.10. Prices move by location.
Does Kyochon offer catering?
A: Yes — catering packs like the 50-piece chicken pack for $95.00. Call your local store for details. For the full breakdown, the kyochon menu with prices on this page lists every category with current figures.
What is the Honey Duo?
A: The Honey Duo ($40.00) combines two flavors of chicken in one order — the pick for groups that can’t agree on one flavor.
Does Kyochon have non-chicken options?
A: Yes — tteokbokki, fried rice, salads, sandwiches, wraps. Plenty for the non-chicken person at the table. Every group has one.
Keep this kyochon menu with prices handy for your next trip — menus and prices change, and this page changes with them.
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