$5.99 posted by Taco Bell, and 720 Cal, the highest calorie figure in the specialties section.
The Taco Bell Steak Fajita Street Chalupas price is $5.99, posted on the company's featured page beside 720 Cal. That calorie figure is the highest Taco Bell prints anywhere in this section, 180 above the next row down. It also makes this the strongest calories-per-dollar row of anything here costing over four dollars, at roughly 120 a dollar. No outside list carries it.
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What you need
4 itemsSteak Fajita Street Chalupas price and calories
| Item | Typical price | Price range | Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steak Fajita Street Chalupas | $5.99 official | — | 720 Cal |
If something goes wrong
Street Chalupas have gone from the menu
- Cause
- The row sat on Taco Bell's featured page on 19 August 2026, which is where the company lists limited-time items rather than permanent ones. Featured rows are not repeated on the category pages and turn over as promotions change.
- Fix
- Check the featured section of the app for your own restaurant. Where the row has gone, the Chalupa Supreme at $5.69 is the permanent chalupa on this menu.
720 calories looks high for a chalupa
- Cause
- It is, on Taco Bell's own numbers. A Chalupa Supreme is 350 Cal for $5.69 and the Street Chalupas row is 720 Cal for $5.99, so the same section carries two chalupa rows 370 calories apart at almost the same price.
- Fix
- Read the name as the explanation, since it is plural where the Chalupa Supreme is singular. No portion specification is published that would confirm what the difference consists of.
Street Chalupas calories seen on one page only
- Cause
- 720 Cal appeared on the featured page and nowhere else on the company's site when the menu was read on 19 August 2026. Around a third of Taco Bell's calorie figures rest on a single company sighting, and limited-time rows account for most of them.
- Fix
- Treat the figure as published but singly sighted. It is still a first-party number, which puts it ahead of anything estimated from outside.
The calorie ceiling of the section, at a mid-table price
Nothing else in this section reaches 720. The Crunchwrap Supreme stops at 530, the Mexican Pizza at 530, Chicken Fajita Nacho Fries at 540 and Large Nacho Fries at 500. Taco Bell prints 720 Cal against this row and against its slow-roasted chicken twin, and those two are the ceiling of the whole specialties list.
The price does not follow. At $5.99 the row sits alongside three others at exactly that figure and 90 cents under the Crunchwrap Supreme, which means the calories-per-dollar arithmetic lands somewhere unexpected. Around 120 a dollar is the best return of any specialty costing over four dollars, ahead of the Mexican Pizza at 93 and far ahead of the Chalupa Supreme at 62. Only the cheap corner of the section beats it.
What's in it
Marinated steak with fajita-style peppers and onions on chalupa shells, finished with a creamy sauce and cheese. The name is plural and Taco Bell prints one price and one calorie figure for the order as listed, which is the whole of what the company publishes. Fat, sodium, carbohydrate, sugar and protein are unreadable for this row and for every other row on the menu, because the per-item nutrition panel returns nothing to an automated fetch and the nutrition index page 404s.
Is it worth it
On the published arithmetic this is the best-value row above four dollars in its section, and it is not close. A Crunchwrap Supreme costs 90 cents more and carries 190 calories fewer. A Chalupa Supreme costs 30 cents less and carries 370 fewer, which is the sharpest internal contrast the section produces.
Two things temper that. The row is limited-time, so the numbers describe a promotion rather than a menu, and a reader arriving later will find the comparison gone. And 720 calories is a great deal of food to buy on the strength of a ratio; the same measure that recommends this row would recommend it twice as strongly at 1,440.
What can be said without hedging is that Taco Bell published both figures itself, on its own page, on 19 August 2026, and that no published price list checked that month mentions the item at all. The company's number is the only number, and the company's own note says prices vary by restaurant.
Steak Fajita Street Chalupas at a glance
- Taco Bell price
- $5.99
- Calories
- 720, from Taco Bell
Questions people ask
How much are Steak Fajita Street Chalupas?
$5.99, from Taco Bell's featured page as read on 19 August 2026. The company states that prices vary by restaurant.
How many calories are in Steak Fajita Street Chalupas?
720, published by Taco Bell. That is the highest calorie count in the specialties section, 180 above Chicken Fajita Nacho Fries at 540.
Are these better value than a Chalupa Supreme?
On calories per dollar, considerably. About 120 a dollar against 62, for 30 cents more. The Chalupa Supreme is the permanent row and this one is a promotion.
Are Steak Fajita Street Chalupas permanent?
The row appeared on Taco Bell's featured page rather than a category page in August 2026, which the company uses for limited-time items. No end date has been published.
Is this page an official Taco Bell price list?
No. HelpMeLogin has no commercial relationship with Taco Bell at all. The $5.99 above is the company's own posted price with the date it was read.
Can this site tell me the price at my local Taco Bell?
No. Limited-time rows vary between restaurants more than permanent ones, and Taco Bell states that prices vary. The app is the only local source.