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Chicken Fried Rice across United States

7 areas · 24 kitchens · typical $12.99
Cheapest we found in United States

Indianapolis, IN

$4.95 at Sushi House (Geist)
cheapest of 7 areas typical $12.99 up to $9.25 in Jonesboro
Every chicken fried rice price in Indianapolis

We hold a best price for chicken fried rice in 7 areas across United States, read from 24 kitchens serving it. The cheapest is $4.95 at Sushi House (Geist) in Indianapolis, IN, and the dearest best price is $9.25 in Jonesboro, AR, so the best price in one town is $4.30 more than in another, which is 87% more for the same dish.

Typical prices run from $10.00 to $14.95 depending on the town, with $12.99 in the middle, so a price much under that is worth crossing town for and a price over it is what most kitchens charge. The areas sit in 6 states, led by Georgia with 2 areas. The menus behind these prices were read between 26 Aug 2026 and 15 Oct 2026.

Every area, cheapest first
AreaBest price Typical thereKitchens
Indianapolis, IN $4.95
$5.05 under
$10.00 3
Alpharetta, GA $6.00
$6.59 under
$12.59 3
Sheboygan, WI $8.04
$4.95 under
$12.99 3
Saint Paul, MN $8.08
$5.92 under
$14.00 3
Atlanta, GA $8.99
$5.96 under
$14.95 4
Austin, TX $9.00
$3.99 under
$12.99 5
Jonesboro, AR $9.25
$2.74 under
$11.99 3
Where chicken fried rice costs the most
Chicken Fried Rice by state
State Areas Lowest best price Typical in the middle
Georgia
7 kitchens
2 $6.00
Alpharetta
$14.95
Arkansas
3 kitchens
1 $9.25
Jonesboro
$11.99
Indiana
3 kitchens
1 $4.95
Indianapolis
$10.00
Minnesota
3 kitchens
1 $8.08
Saint Paul
$14.00
Texas
5 kitchens
1 $9.00
Austin
$12.99
Wisconsin
3 kitchens
1 $8.04
Sheboygan
$12.99

Each best price is the lowest we read for chicken fried rice in that area, and the typical price beside it is the middle of every price we hold for the dish there. Items are grouped by dish, so the name on a menu varies a little between restaurants. Prices are compared within one country only, because a Canadian dollar is not an American one. See how we read prices.