Fast Food Menu Prices in South Africa, All in One Place

We track pricing for the biggest fast food brands operating in South Africa, including KFC, McDonald’s, Burger King, Nando’s, Steers, Wimpy, Debonairs, Roman’s Pizza, Chicken Licken, Pedros, Spur, RocoMamas, Hungry Lion, Simply Asia, Starbucks and Ocean Basket. Each brand has its own full price list, updated regularly, with every category on the menu broken down item by item.

KFC bucket prices in South Africa start with the 9 Piece Bucket and go up through the 15 and 21 Piece options, with the full current pricing on our KFC menu prices page. Bucket prices are one of the most searched fast food queries in the country, so we keep this list checked and updated.

Our Pedros menu prices page covers every category, from quarter and full flame-grilled chicken through to wings, wraps and family meals, with the current price listed next to each item.

No. McDonald’s South Africa runs its own local pricing and menu, including items like the Boerie Burger that don’t exist on international menus. Prices also differ from branch to branch within the country. Our McDonald’s South Africa price list reflects the standard national pricing.

The Chicken Licken menu is built around its Hotwings and SoulFire sauce range, alongside burgers, Streetwise-style value meals, and family buckets. The full breakdown, with current pricing for every section, is on our Chicken Licken menu prices page.

Not quite. Burger King menu prices tend to run slightly higher on chicken items and slightly lower on fries and desserts compared to McDonald’s, though the two brands’ signature burgers are priced within a few rand of each other. See the full breakdown on our McDonald’s vs Burger King comparison.

We recheck pricing across all tracked brands on a rolling monthly basis. Fast food menus change often, especially on limited-time specials, so treat listed prices as the standard national rate and confirm anything time-sensitive with your local branch.