Wendy’s 3-Piece Korean BBQ Chicken Strips Combo costs $13.99 for a medium size and contains 1,060 calories. It includes three strips made with 100% Canadian white-meat chicken, tossed in a Korean BBQ sauce with sweet and tangy notes, alongside medium French fries and a drink of your choice. This combo brings together saucy chicken and classic sides in one meal on Wendy’s Canada menu.

Price and Calories

Price: $13.99

Calories: 1,060 Kcal

Nutritional Information

Check the nutritional information for Wendy’s 3-Piece Korean BBQ Chicken Strips Combo to learn more about its nutritional content. The table below covers available details on protein, carbohydrates, fat, sugar, sodium, and other nutrients, helping you understand what the medium combo contains before ordering. Nutritional totals can vary with your drink selection and any changes to the standard combo.

Small
Medium
Large

Korean BBQ Chicken Strips

Nutrient	Values
Calories	440
Total Fat	20g
Saturated Fat	2g
Trans Fat	0.1g
Cholesterol	60mg
Sodium	1410mg
Total Carbohydrate	43g
Dietary Fibre	2g
Total Sugars	13g
Protein	25g
Calcium	2% DV
Iron	14% DV
Potassium	12% DV

Small French Fries

Nutrient	Values
Calories	260 Kcal
Fat	12 g
Saturated Fat	2 g
Trans Fat	0 g
Cholesterol	0 mg
Sodium	380 mg
Carbohydrates	35 g
Fiber	3 g
Sugar	0 g
Proteins	4 g
Calcium	1% DV
Iron	5% DV
Potassium	18% DV

Small Coca-Cola

Nutrient	Values
Calories	190 Kcal
Fat	0 g
Saturated Fat	0 g
Trans Fat	0 g
Cholesterol	0 mg
Sodium	5 mg
Carbohydrates	51 g
Fiber	0 g
Sugar	51 g
Proteins	0 g
Calcium	0% DV
Iron	0% DV
Potassium	2% DV

Korean BBQ Chicken Strips

Nutrient	Values
Calories	440
Total Fat	20g
Saturated Fat	2g
Trans Fat	0.1g
Cholesterol	60mg
Sodium	1410mg
Total Carbohydrate	43g
Dietary Fibre	2g
Total Sugars	13g
Protein	25g
Calcium	2% DV
Iron	14% DV
Potassium	12% DV

Medium French Fries

Nutrient	Values
Calories	350 Kcal
Fat	16 g
Saturated Fat	2.5 g
Trans Fat	0 g
Cholesterol	0 mg
Sodium	510 mg
Carbohydrates	47 g
Fiber	4 g
Sugar	0g
Proteins	5 g
Calcium	1% DV
Iron	7% DV
Potassium	24% DV

Medium Coca-Cola

Nutrient	Values
Calories	270 Kcal
Fat	0 g
Saturated Fat	0 g
Trans Fat	0 g
Cholesterol	0 mg
Sodium	10 mg
Carbohydrates	74 g
Fiber	0 g
Sugar	74 g
Proteins	0 g
Calcium	0% DV
Iron	0% DV
Potassium	0% DV

Korean BBQ Chicken Strips

Nutrient	Values
Calories	440
Total Fat	20g
Saturated Fat	2g
Trans Fat	0.1g
Cholesterol	60mg
Sodium	1410mg
Total Carbohydrate	43g
Dietary Fibre	2g
Total Sugars	13g
Protein	25g
Calcium	2% DV
Iron	14% DV
Potassium	12% DV

Medium French Fries

Nutrient	Values
Calories	470 Kcal
Fat	21 g
Saturated Fat	3.5 g
Trans Fat	0 g
Cholesterol	0 mg
Sodium	680 mg
Carbohydrates	63 g
Fiber	5 g
Sugar	0 g
Proteins	7 g
Calcium	2% DV
Iron	9% DV
Potassium	32% DV

Large Coca-Cola

Nutrient	Values
Calories	340 Kcal
Fat	0 g
Saturated Fat	0 g
Trans Fat	0 g
Cholesterol	0 mg
Sodium	15 mg
Carbohydrates	93 g
Fiber	0 g
Sugar	93 g
Proteins	0 g
Calcium	0% DV
Iron	0% DV
Potassium	0% DV

Is It Good for You?

This is a hearty meal, so a quick look at the numbers helps you decide when it fits your day. The figures below add up the 3-piece Korean BBQ Chicken Strips, a medium fries and a medium Coca-Cola. Here is how each nutrient stacks up.

Calories: At 1,040 calories for the full medium combo, this is a high-calorie meal that suits a big appetite or a once-in-a-while treat. The strips bring 440, the fries 350 and the Coca-Cola 250.
Total Fat: The combo carries 36g of fat, almost all of it from the strips (20g) and the fries (16g). It’s a figure worth noting if you keep an eye on fat intake.
Saturated Fat: Saturated fat comes to 4.5g, a modest share of the total fat, split between the strips (2g) and the fries (2.5g). It isn’t a standout concern in this combo.
Trans Fat: Trans fat is just 0.1g, coming only from the chicken strips. The fries and the drink contain none.
Cholesterol: The 60mg of cholesterol comes entirely from the chicken strips, while the fries and the drink have none.
Sodium: Sodium is high at 1,920mg, with 1,410mg from the strips and 510mg from the fries. If you prefer lighter-salt meals, this is the number to watch most closely.
Total Carbohydrate: At 157g, carbs are the biggest macronutrient here and mainly provide quick energy. They come from the Coca-Cola (67g), the fries (47g) and the strips (43g).
Dietary Fibre: Fibre is low at 6g, mostly from the fries (4g) and the strips (2g). It adds only a small digestive benefit to the meal.
Total Sugars: Sugar is high at 80g, and the medium Coca-Cola alone supplies 67g of it, with 13g from the strips and none from the fries. The drink is the biggest sugar source in this combo.
Protein: The combo delivers 30g of protein, mostly from the strips (25g), which helps with fullness and post-activity recovery. Against 1,040 calories, though, it’s a moderate share rather than a protein-heavy meal.
Calcium: Calcium is minimal at 3% DV, so this meal isn’t a meaningful source.
Iron: The combo provides 21% DV of iron, from the strips (14%) and the fries (7%), which is a useful contribution.
Potassium: Potassium reaches 39% DV, led by the fries (24%) and the strips (12%). The drink adds just 3%.

Overall Verdict: This is a satisfying but heavy combo, high in calories, sodium and sugar, so it’s best enjoyed as an occasional treat rather than an everyday lunch. If you want a lighter meal, the strips and fries bring the protein and most of the nutrients, while the drink adds most of the sugar.

What Does It Contain?

The combo combines breaded chicken nuggets, seasoned French fries, and Sprite. Chicken and breading create the savory base, while the fries and soda add their own seasoning and sweetness.

Chicken Breast Meat: Provides the main chicken component and contributes the base savory flavor.
Wheat Flour: Forms part of the nugget breading and helps create its outer coating.
Toasted Wheat Crumbs: Add more breading and contribute to the nugget’s texture.
Garlic Powder: Adds a light savory garlic note to the breading.
Spice: Provides the seasoning used in the nugget coating.
Canola and/or Soybean Oil: Used in the breading and cooking process.
Potatoes: Form the main ingredient in the French fries.
Sea Salt: Adds the finishing salty taste to the fries.
Sugar/Glucose-Fructose: Provides the sweetness in the Sprite.
Natural Flavour: Helps provide Sprite’s listed flavor profile.

Flavor & Texture

This combo leans savory first and sweet second. The Korean BBQ chicken strips bring a salty, sticky-sweet kick, and the fries and cola keep the meal familiar. Unlike the Classic Chicken Strips Combo, the barbecue twist gives each bite a bolder, more rounded flavor.

Quick Flavor Notes

Flavor: Savory and salty up front, with a gentle barbecue sweetness behind it.
Sweetness: The strips stay mildly sweet, while the Coca-Cola adds the sweeter note to the overall meal.
Texture: Strips and fries make for easy finger food, and the cola’s fizz breaks things up between bites.
Aftertaste: A salty-sweet finish lingers, softened a little by the cola.

Is It a Healthy Choice?

This is a big, energy-heavy meal. Calories, sodium and sugar run high, though the protein, iron and potassium add real substance. Most of the salt comes from the strips, and most of the sugar comes from the drink.

Good For You If

You want a filling, high-energy meal
You’re looking for solid protein
You’re active and need plenty of fuel
You’d like iron and potassium too
You’re treating yourself this week

May Not Be Ideal If

You’re watching your sodium intake
You’re limiting sugar, mainly from soda
You want a lighter, lower-calorie meal
You prefer meals with more fiber
You’re keeping total fat low

Similar Menu Items Compared

Within the Wendy’s Combos Menu, this combo sits in the middle on price. It costs a little more than the Classic and nugget combos, and you’re paying for the Korean BBQ flavor. If you want a bigger portion of strips, the 5-Piece Chicken Strips is the step up.

Menu Item	Calories	Price	Key Difference
10-Piece Crispy Chicken Nuggets Combo	920 kcal	$11.79	Nugget format with a lower price and calorie count
3 PC. Classic Chicken Strips Combo	740–1,140 kcal	$12.19	Same three-strip setup, with classic flavor instead of Korean BBQ
5-Piece Chicken Strips	1,000–1,390 kcal	$15.19	Two more strips for bigger appetites, at a higher price

Is It Worth the Cost?

You get three strips, medium fries and a medium Coca-Cola, which adds up to a complete meal with about 30g of protein. It costs roughly $1.80 more than the 3 PC. Classic Chicken Strips Combo, so the extra goes toward the Korean BBQ flavor. If you want something with a little more personality than plain strips, that’s a fair trade, but if you just want chicken strips, the classic combo does the job for less.

The Wendy’s 3-Piece Korean BBQ Chicken Strips Combo is a solid pick when you want a complete meal with a flavorful twist on chicken strips. Its biggest strength is the savory-sweet barbecue taste backed by good protein, and its biggest drawback is the heavy load of sodium, sugar and calories, mostly from the strips and the cola. It suits an occasional indulgence better than an everyday lunch, and the price feels fair for a full meal, if slightly above the classic version. If you’re still weighing your options, the Wendy’s Full Menu is a handy place to compare before you order. For anyone who loves bold barbecue flavor and a filling plate, this combo is an easy yes.

Menu information is researched and maintained by the wendymenu.ca editorial team using official Wendy’s Canada sources. Prices and availability may vary by location.