Eight strips range from 703 to 943 calories
For tracked 8-piece small orders, the current June 2026 data lists Classic Crunch at 703 calories, Korean BBQ at 719, Yangnyeom at 751, Spicy at 925, and Soy Garlic at 943.
That is a 240-calorie spread between the lowest and highest listed rows. Match both the 8-piece serving and sauce before using one of these figures for your order.
Ten-piece orders need their own rows
The tracked 10-piece small rows range from 879 calories for Classic Crunch to 1,179 calories for Soy Garlic. Do not scale an 8-piece total by eye when an exact 10-piece row is available in the calculator.
Portion count generally drives the larger change, while sauce helps explain differences between rows of the same size. Always compare like with like: strips to strips, the same piece count, and the intended sauce.
Calories do not tell the whole sauce story
The 8-piece Classic Crunch row lists 65g protein and 2,937mg sodium, while the 8-piece Soy Garlic row lists 73g protein and 1,078mg sodium. The reported profiles differ in more than calories.
Use the complete row when sodium, carbohydrates, fat, or protein matters to your plan. Do not assume the lowest-calorie sauce will also be lowest in every nutrient.
Build the order around the exact strip serving
Start with the strip count and sauce in the calculator, then add any fries, rice, pickled radish, coleslaw, appetizers, dessert, or drink that will be part of the meal.
Restaurant portions, recipes, sauces, allergens, and availability can change. Verify current official nutrition and local ordering details before treating the estimate as final.