Four drumsticks range from 525 to 766 calories
For tracked 4-piece small orders, the current June 2026 data lists Classic Crunch at 525 calories, Korean BBQ at 541, Yangnyeom at 573, and Spicy at 766.
These numbers are tied to a four-piece serving and the named sauce. Piece size, sauce coverage, and local preparation can vary, so use the range for planning and select the exact row in the calculator.
Five pieces are a different serving
The tracked 5-piece rows list 656 calories for Classic Crunch, 676 for Korean BBQ, 716 for Yangnyeom, and 957 for Spicy. Adding one drumstick changes the total enough that a four-piece estimate should not be reused.
Use the piece count shown in official ordering or on the nutrition row. Combo meals can mix wings and drumsticks, so they should be matched to a combo entry instead of counted as a drumstick-only order.
Compare protein and sodium with calories
The 4-piece rows list roughly 48g to 56g protein across these four sauces. Sodium ranges more independently, from 523mg for Yangnyeom to 1,380mg for Classic Crunch in the current snapshot.
That is why the lowest-calorie row is not automatically the lowest-sodium choice. Review the complete nutrition entry when your decision depends on more than energy alone.
Add sides and shared dishes after the chicken
Enter the drumsticks first, then add fries, rice, pickled radish, coleslaw, potstickers, drinks, or dessert. This keeps a chicken-only number from being mistaken for the complete meal.
Confirm current nutrition, ingredients, allergens, portion sizes, and availability with official Bonchon information or the selected restaurant when those details are important.