$5.49 is the recorded price, but this sandwich is absent from KFC's own published sitemap.
The KFC Mike's Hot Honey chicken sandwich price was recorded at $5.49, exactly matching the flagship KFC Chicken Sandwich. What separates it from every other row in this section is that it does not appear in the company's own published sitemap, even though the company's newsroom carries a release announcing the collaboration. Treat it as a limited run rather than a standing item.
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What you need
5 itemsMike's Hot Honey Chicken Sandwich price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mike's Hot Honey Chicken Sandwich | $5.49 | — | — |
If something goes wrong
Is the Mike's Hot Honey sandwich still available?
- Cause
- It is absent from the company's own published sitemap, which lists every other sandwich in this section. A real collaboration was announced through the company's newsroom, so the item existed; the missing menu page suggests the run has ended or is regional.
- Fix
- Check the current menu at your restaurant before planning around it. Limited runs return, and they also disappear without an announcement.
Why does it cost the same as the classic sandwich?
- Cause
- Both were recorded at $5.49. Limited-run sandwiches on this menu appear to slot into an existing price point rather than carry a premium of their own.
- Fix
- Compare the two directly if both are listed. Nothing in the recorded pricing favours one over the other.
Where did the price come from if there is no menu page?
- Cause
- One published listing carried the sandwich at $5.49. The company's own pages carry no price for any item until a restaurant is selected, and for this one they carry no page at all.
- Fix
- Treat the figure as indicative. A single reading on an item with no current menu entry is the weakest evidence in this section.
A real collaboration with no page on the menu
What's in it
A chicken sandwich built around a hot honey collaboration. The name comes from a published listing rather than from the company's own menu structure, which is the central fact about this row: every other sandwich on this page's list was taken from KFC's own published sitemap, and this one was not found there.
The collaboration itself is real. A release announcing it sits in the company's own newsroom. What is missing is a live menu page, and that absence is the difference between a product that exists in marketing and a product that exists on a live menu.
Is it worth it
$5.49 was the single recorded figure, and it matches the flagship KFC Chicken Sandwich to the cent. That is a useful pattern in itself: this brand appears to drop limited-run sandwiches into an existing price slot rather than charging a premium for novelty. The spicy flagship at $5.99 typical sits 50 cents above both.
Everything else about the row carries a warning. One reading, no menu page, no readable description, no calorie figure. Compare that with the classic sandwich, which has five readings behind its price and a first-party description naming pickles and mayonnaise on a brioche-style bun, and the difference in evidence is stark.
For anyone searching this sandwich by name, the practical answer runs as a sequence. Start with whether the restaurant still lists it at all. Where it does, expect something close to $5.49, since that is where the recorded figure and the flagship price agree. Where it does not, the nearest equivalents on the standing menu are the classic sandwich at $5.49 typical and the spicy one at $5.99, both of which do carry current menu pages and several readings apiece.
The pattern is worth generalising, because limited runs recur on this menu. Four items across the whole brand were carried by published listings without appearing in the company's own sitemap, and this is one of them. A price without a menu page is the signature of an item that has been withdrawn, and the listings tend to keep printing it long after the menu has moved on.
The section around it gives the scale. Ten sandwiches, eight with a recorded price, a $2.99 floor at the Snacker tier and an $8.69 ceiling at the combo. A limited-run sandwich at $5.49 sits above the middle of that list, at the same level as the product it was designed to sit beside.
Prices vary by restaurant, and the company shows none of its own until a location is chosen on its ordering site.
Mike's Hot Honey Chicken Sandwich at a glance
- KFC price
- not published
- Typical price
- $5.49
Questions people ask
How much is the Mike's Hot Honey chicken sandwich at KFC?
$5.49 in the one published listing recorded for it, which is the same figure as the flagship KFC Chicken Sandwich.
Is it still on the KFC menu?
It does not appear in the company's own published sitemap, unlike every other sandwich in this section. That points to a limited run that has ended or a regional listing.
Was it a real KFC product?
Yes. The company's own newsroom carries a release announcing the collaboration, so the sandwich existed even though no current menu page could be found for it.
Why does a limited sandwich cost the same as the standard one?
Both were recorded at $5.49. On this menu, limited-run items appear to occupy an existing price point rather than carrying a premium.
Is this page an official KFC price list?
No. The price comes from a published US price listing recorded in August 2026, and unusually for this section the item name does too, since it is absent from KFC's sitemap.
Can this site tell me the price at my local KFC?
No. On an item with no current menu page, even the national figure is thin. Check the restaurant's own listing before assuming the sandwich is available at all.