$8.89 is the single recorded KFC 2 piece combo price, roughly $4.45 for each piece.
The KFC 2 piece combo price was recorded once, at $8.89, which works out at about $4.45 for each of the two pieces. That is the highest per-piece rate anywhere in the fried chicken section, and it buys sides alongside the chicken. The company has separately promoted a six-dollar version of this combo through its own newsroom, so the name carries no price while the promotion did.
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What you need
5 items2 Piece Combo price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Piece Combo | $8.89 | — | — |
If something goes wrong
Why is the 2 piece combo more per piece than a bucket?
- Cause
- Combos include sides, and the cost of those sides is spread across only two pieces of chicken. The larger the count, the thinner that overhead is spread.
- Fix
- Compare against the 3 Piece Chicken Combo at $11.19 and the 4 Piece at $12.99. Each extra piece costs less than the one before it.
Is there a $6 two piece combo at KFC?
- Cause
- The company has run a six-dollar two-piece combo as a promotion announced through its own newsroom. Promotional pricing is time-limited and does not appear in the standing published listings gathered here.
- Fix
- Check the current deals section of the company's ordering site. Promotions come and go without changing the item name.
Why is only one price recorded for this combo?
- Cause
- A single published listing carried it. Smaller combos attract far less coverage than buckets, so there is nothing to cross-check the figure against.
- Fix
- Treat $8.89 as indicative rather than settled, and compare it with the three-piece and four-piece rows, which behave consistently around it.
Two pieces, sides, and the worst per-piece rate on the menu
What's in it
Two pieces of bone-in chicken with sides, sold as a combo. The name comes from KFC's own sitemap slug; the item page itself renders in the browser and could not be read, so the side selection is not confirmed here from a first-party source. No calorie figure is available for the same reason.
Is it worth it
$8.89 divided by two is $4.445. Round it to $4.45 and this is the most expensive chicken per piece in the whole fried chicken section, ahead even of the a la carte breast at $4.99 once you account for the sides arriving with it. That sounds damning until the shape of combo pricing is laid out properly.
Three pieces with sides were recorded at $11.19 and four at $12.99. Step through them: the third piece costs $2.30, the fourth costs $1.80. Both are below every single cut on the a la carte counter, where the cheapest item is the wing at $2.79. What that reveals is that a combo is mostly a fixed charge for the sides with the chicken added cheaply on top, and the two-piece is simply the row where that fixed charge is divided among the fewest pieces.
So the question is not whether $4.45 a piece is good value. It is whether one more piece for $2.30 is worth having. For most single diners the answer is no, which is exactly why the two-piece exists.
The promotional history matters here too. KFC has announced a six-dollar two-piece combo through its own newsroom, so a product whose name embeds no price has nonetheless been sold at a headline one. If a six-dollar version is running locally, the per-piece rate falls to $3.00 and the calculation changes completely.
One caution about the figure itself. Only one published listing carried a price for this combo, so there is nothing to check it against. The three-piece and four-piece rows either side of it are also single readings, and the fact that all three sit on a smooth curve is the best evidence available that none of them is badly wrong.
Prices vary by restaurant, and no company figure appears until a location has been selected on its ordering site. What the recorded band gives is a shape to compare against, so that a counter price of eleven or twelve dollars for two pieces reads as high rather than as normal.
2 Piece Combo at a glance
- KFC price
- not published
- Typical price
- $8.89
Questions people ask
How much is a KFC 2 piece combo?
$8.89 in the one published listing that carried it. That works out at about $4.45 for each piece of chicken, with sides included in the price.
Is the 2 piece combo good value?
Not per piece. Stepping up to the three-piece combo at $11.19 adds a whole extra piece for $2.30, which is less than any single cut on the a la carte counter.
What is the KFC $6 two piece combo?
A promotional version of this combo announced through the company's own newsroom. Promotions run for limited periods and are not reflected in the standing figure of $8.89 recorded here.
Is this page an official KFC price list?
No. The price shown was gathered from a published US price listing in August 2026. The company itself shows no price until a restaurant has been selected on its ordering site.
Can this site tell me the price at my local KFC?
No. Operators set their own prices, and with a single reading behind this item the local figure could sit either side of $8.89. Check the restaurant's own listing before ordering.