$5.99 and 720 Cal from Taco Bell, the same two figures the company prints for the steak version.
The Taco Bell Slow Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas price is $5.99, with 720 Cal beside it, and the steak version on the same company page carries exactly those two numbers. Swapping the protein changes nothing at all that Taco Bell publishes. Both rows were read on 19 August 2026 from the company's featured page, and neither appears on any outside price list checked that month.
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What you need
4 itemsSlow-Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slow-Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas | $5.99 official | — | 720 Cal |
If something goes wrong
Chicken and steak Street Chalupas show the same numbers
- Cause
- Because the company prints the same numbers. Both rows are posted at $5.99 with 720 Cal on Taco Bell's featured page, read on the same day, and no separate figures exist for either protein.
- Fix
- Choose between them on the protein alone, since nothing published distinguishes them otherwise. Anyone needing a calorie difference to decide will not find one here.
Is slow roasted chicken different from the regular chicken?
- Cause
- Taco Bell names it differently on the menu and publishes nothing further. No ingredient list, cooking specification or protein figure is readable for any item on this brand's site.
- Fix
- Take the name as a description and not as a specification. The published record stops at price and calories for every row on this menu.
Slow Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas not on my menu
- Cause
- The row sat on the featured page rather than a category page when the menu was read on 19 August 2026, which is where Taco Bell lists promotions. Those rotate, and participation is decided restaurant by restaurant.
- Fix
- Search the app under your own restaurant. Where it has gone, the Cantina Chicken Crispy Taco at $3.19 is the nearest permanent chicken row in a comparable format.
Two rows, one set of numbers, and what that does not tell you
Taco Bell lists two Street Chalupas rows side by side. One is steak, one is slow-roasted chicken, and the company prints $5.99 and 720 Cal against both. Nowhere else in the specialties section do two differently named items produce an identical pair of figures, and that identity is the most interesting thing about this row.
It is worth being careful about what it means. Identical published numbers do not make two items the same, and Taco Bell publishes only two numbers per item in any case. Weight, protein content, portion and cost of goods could all differ without leaving a trace in a record this thin. What the identity does establish is that the company sees no reason to price or count them differently, which is a decision rather than an accident.
What's in it
Slow roasted chicken with fajita-style peppers and onions on chalupa shells, finished with a creamy sauce and cheese, plural in the name and priced as one order. The build mirrors the steak version with the protein exchanged. Calories are the whole of the published nutrition data: the company's per-item panel renders nothing an automated read can use, and its nutrition index page returns a 404.
Is it worth it
Around 120 calories a dollar, which is the joint best return of any specialty priced above four dollars, shared with the steak twin. The Crunchwrap Supreme manages 77 at $6.89 and the Chalupa Supreme 62 at $5.69, so this row buys substantially more food per dollar than either.
Set against the chicken rows elsewhere on the menu the picture changes. A Cantina Chicken Crispy Taco is $3.19 for 320 Cal, or 100 a dollar, and an Avocado Ranch Chicken Stacker is $2.99 for 350, or 117. Both are permanent and both are cheaper in absolute terms, so the Street Chalupas advantage is one of scale rather than of efficiency.
The limited-time caveat matters more here than on most rows. Featured items carry a single first-party sighting apiece, come and go without notice and are the likeliest place on the menu for a local price to diverge from the posted one. Taco Bell's own note restricts the figure to participating restaurants where prices vary, and on a promotion that qualification does real work. Nothing outside the company prices this row at all, so $5.99 is the only figure that exists for it anywhere in the August 2026 record, and a single unchallenged number is easy to quote and impossible to test.
Slow-Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas at a glance
- Taco Bell price
- $5.99
- Calories
- 720, from Taco Bell
Questions people ask
How much are Slow Roasted Chicken Fajita Street Chalupas?
$5.99 on the company's featured page, read on 19 August 2026. Prices vary by restaurant, as the company states.
How many calories are in them?
720, published by Taco Bell. The steak version carries the same figure on the same page, which is the only place either row appears.
Which is better value, the chicken or the steak?
Nothing published separates them. Both are $5.99 with 720 Cal on the company's own page, so the choice rests entirely on the protein.
Is this a permanent menu item?
It was listed on the featured page in August 2026, which Taco Bell uses for limited-time rows. No end date is published and the item may already have gone.
Is this page an official Taco Bell price list?
No. HelpMeLogin has no affiliation with Taco Bell whatsoever. The figures above are the company's own, carried here with the date they were read.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Taco Bell?
No. Promotional participation is decided locally and prices vary by restaurant. Only the app, with your restaurant selected, gives a figure that applies to you.