Ordering Guide & Tips
Krystal is the Southern slider chain founded on October 24, 1932, in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Its menu is built on one square, steamed slider — the Original Krystal, 150 calories — and the formats built around it: the Sackful of 12 Krystals in a steam-filled sack, the 24-count Steamer Pack, Chiks, Pups, breakfast Scramblers and Glaze Bombs served hot all day. The full published menu carries 183 items in 10 categories. Prices on this page are checked ranges from Krystal’s own online ordering flow — guest checkout menus captured on October 26, 2026 at three restaurants: Chattanooga, Tennessee (the chain’s hometown), Atlanta, Georgia and Orlando, Florida. Every price is the lowest-to-highest figure across the stores that list the item, running from $1.29 for an Original Krystal in Atlanta to $76.64 for the 24-count Chiks Steamer Pack in Orlando. Krystal sets prices per store and publishes no national price list, so no single-store figure on this page is presented as a chain price. Calories come from the chain’s official nutrition document dated 10/27/2025. Below is the complete Krystal menu.
Krystal — The Chain and the Menu Core
Krystal was founded on October 24, 1932, in Chattanooga, Tennessee, by Rody Davenport Jr. and J. Glenn Sherrill. The name comes from a crystal ball lawn ornament and the standard it set: clean as a crystal. The first order, on October 25, 1932, was six Krystal hamburgers and a cup of coffee for 35 cents. The first Krystal drive-thru opened on September 3, 1956. In October 2026 the chain’s homepage runs a month-long 94th-birthday celebration.
The menu on this page is the chain’s complete published menu — the full menu, the lunch and value menu, and the breakfast menu are one roster, printed in the structured menu above in 10 categories: Krystals & Sliders; Sackfuls, Steamer Packs & Crowd Pleasers; Chiks, Nuggets & Wings; Pups; Combo Meals; Breakfast; Fries, Tots & Sides; Kids Meals; Desserts; and Drinks. The value platforms — Pick 5, Pick 4 and the “$3 and Under” rails — are menu structures inside that roster, answered in Combo Meals and Prices below.
What to order first is fixed by the chain’s own fan-favorite labels: the Original Krystal and the Classic Chik are the two items the chain itself marks as fan favorites. The signature format order is a Sackful. The signature breakfast order is a Scrambler bowl. The signature dessert order is the Apple Turnover, the item in the chain’s published 2-for-$3 promotion.
Krystals & Sliders
A Krystal is a square 100% USDA beef patty, grilled and served on the chain’s signature steamed bun with diced onions, mustard and a slice of dill pickle. That build is the whole definition of the Original Krystal — the onions, mustard and pickle are on it as standard, and the bun is steamed, not toasted. The line runs:
- Original Krystal — 150 calories. The original build: patty, diced onions, mustard, dill pickle, steamed bun.
- Cheese Krystal — 170 calories. The Original with a slice of American cheese.
- Bacon Cheese Krystal — 210 calories. Crispy bacon and melted American cheese over the standard build.
- Double Krystal — 250 calories, and Double Krystal with Cheese — 300 calories. Two square patties in the steamed bun.
- Hangover Krystal — a Cheese Krystal topped with a fresh egg and crispy bacon.
- Avocado Bacon Krystal and Mike’s Hot Honey Bacon Krystal — the current seasonal rails: pepper jack, jalapeños and avocado spread on the first; bacon with a Mike’s Hot Honey drizzle on the second.
The slider case carries two non-beef lines. The fish sliders are a crispy wild-caught Alaskan Pollock fillet with mayo and pickles on a soft bun — the Crispy Fish Slider, and the Chipotle Crispy Fish Slider with smoky chipotle mayo. The patty melts move the beef onto grilled toast with caramelized onions: the Classic Patty Melt at 790 calories and the Chipotle Patty Melt at 520 calories, with jalapeños and Hellmann’s Chipotle Mayo.
Sackfuls, Steamer Packs & Crowd Pleasers
A Sackful is 12 Krystals in a steam-filled sack. That count is the format: a dozen of the square sliders, packed in the signature sack. The Sackful line is:
- Krystal Sackful (12) — 1,750 calories, $15.09–$19.94 in the October 2026 ordering-flow check (Atlanta lowest, Orlando highest).
- Cheese Krystal Sackful (12) — 2,040 calories, $19.89–$25.61 on the same check.
- Krystal Sackful Combo (12) — 2,390–3,100 calories. The Sackful as a combo: 12 Original Krystals plus two medium fries or tots and two medium drinks.
- Chiks Sackful — 12 Chiks, and the mixed 6 Cheese Krystals + 6 Chiks Sackful at 2,610 calories.
The chain’s older published Sackful promotion — $12 for the Original Sackful and $15 for the Cheese Sackful — is superseded by the captured ordering-flow ranges above and is not a current price at any of the three stores checked.
A Steamer Pack is 24. Two dozen Krystals packed in the signature 24-Pack box — the Steamer Pack of 24 Krystals at 3,500 calories, the Steamer Pack of 24 Cheese Krystals at 4,080 calories, the Steamer Pack Combo at 4,140–5,140 calories, and the Chiks Steamer Pack of 24 Chiks. The larger mixed packs are the 12 Krystals & 12 Chiks pack, the 12 Krystals & 10 Spicy Wings pack, and the by-the-dozen Pup packs: 12 Corn Pups and 12 Chili Cheese Pups.
The Game Day packs are the current crowd rail: the Kick-Off Pack (8 classic Krystals), the MVP Meal (6 Krystals, 10 Krystal Nuggets, 2 medium fries), the First Down Feast (8 Krystals, 10 wings, 2 medium fries) and the Championship Feast (6 Krystals, 10 wings, 20 nuggets). The Family Meal Deal is 4 Original Krystals, 4 mix-and-match Classic or Chili Cheese Pups and 4 mix-and-match small drinks or small fries. These pack formats are the chain’s group-order answer at the counter — Krystal publishes no separate catering program, and group demand resolves to the Sackful, Steamer Pack and Game Day formats above.
Chiks, Nuggets & Wings
The Chik is Krystal’s chicken slider: an all-white, whole breast chicken fillet, lightly battered and fried golden and crispy, topped with mayo and a fresh dill pickle on the steamed bun. The Classic Chik is 400 calories and is one of the chain’s two fan-favorite items. The Spicy Chik, also 400 calories, is the spicy-marinated build with pickle and mayo. The seasonal Chik rails are the Avocado Bacon Chik and the Mike’s Hot Honey Bacon Chik.
Chicken Nuggets are the new line, in 4-piece, 6-piece and 10-piece orders, with ranch, honey mustard or barbeque sauce. Spicy Wings run 5, 10 and 20 pieces — 1,030 calories at 10 pieces, 2,060 at 20 — and the Mike’s Hot Honey Wings are the seasonal tossed build in 5 or 10 pieces. Two wraps close the chicken case: the Krystal Signature Spicy with Chik Wrap and the Ranch with Chik Wrap, each with chicken, lettuce and cheese in a soft tortilla.
Pups
Pups are Krystal’s bite-sized hot dogs on a soft, steamy bun. The Pup line has exactly three builds:
- Classic Pup — 200 calories. The plain Pup with classic yellow mustard.
- Corn Pup — 290 calories. A Pup rolled in sweet cornbread batter and fried, served on a stick.
- Chili Cheese Pup — 250 calories. Submerged in chili, sprinkled with shredded cheddar and topped with yellow mustard.
All three Pups stand on the current October 2026 menu — no Pup is a discontinued item. Pups sell singly, in the Pup Sampler combo (a mix-and-match trio of Chili Cheese and Classic Pups with medium fries or tots and a medium drink), and by the dozen in the 12 Corn Pups and 12 Chili Cheese Pups packs in Sackfuls above. The Classic Pup and the Corn Pup are also two of the five kids meal mains in Kids Meals below.
Combo Meals, Pick 5 & Pick 4
Pick 5 is a mix-and-match platform: choose any 5 of the listed fan-favorite treats for one combo order. Its base price in the ordering-flow check is $6.99–$10.39 (Atlanta lowest, Orlando highest), with drink, nugget and Chik slot upgrades priced per store inside the flow. Pick 4 is not listed at any of the three stores checked — only Pick 5 stands in the current ordering flow. The Pup Sampler carries no base price at all: the flow prices it by build, adding a per-Pup charge and a combo add-on, so its price field on this page stays blank with that mechanism stated on the item.
The set combos pair a main with medium fries or tots and a medium drink as standard. The Krystal combos are the 4 Krystals Combo and 3 Krystals Combo (750–1,150 calories each), the 2 Double Krystals Combo (1,090–1,480), the 3 Bacon & Cheese Krystals Combo, and the two chili-cheese-fries combos built on 5 or 4 Cheese Krystals. The chicken combos are the 2 Chiks Combo, the Spicy Chik Combo and the 6-, 10- and 20-piece Chicken Nuggets combos — the 20-piece carries two medium sides and two medium drinks. The Hangover Krystal Combo, the seasonal Avocado and Mike’s Hot Honey combos, the Summer Craving Combo, the Summer Sakful Bundle, the Pup Sampler and the two patty melt combos, the 3 Double Krystals Combo and the Orlando-only 2 Bacon & Cheese Krystals Combo complete the 28-combo roster in the structured menu.
Fries, Tots & Sides
Krystal’s fries are square-cut, deep-fried potato strips in three sizes: Small 220 calories, Medium 300 calories, Large 440 calories. The medium figure is the official nutrition document’s 300 calories — the document governs over the menu feed on this item, and that ruling is stated in Nutrition below. Tots run 260 calories small, 330 medium and 480 large.
The loaded line piles chili and shredded cheddar over fries or tots: Chili Cheese Fries or Tots at 620 calories as fries and 670 as tots, and the Krystal Junkyard Fries or Tots — chili, cheddar, bacon and ranch — at 790 as fries and 830 as tots. The Dugout Fries are the summertime build of that same loaded stack. Onion Rings are a seasonal side, on the menu for a limited time, at 240–490 calories by size. Yuka Fries are crispy golden cassava fries. The bowls close the case: the Chili Bowl of seasoned beef, beans and spices, the Loaded Chili Bowl with melted cheese and toppings, and the Loaded Chili Bowl with Fritos.
Breakfast & Scramblers
Krystal’s breakfast platform is the largest single category on the menu: 61 items. It opens with the Scrambler Breakfast Bowls — scrambled eggs layered over a base with American cheese and sausage or bacon:
- Original Scrambler Breakfast Bowl — 330–520 calories: 330 with bacon, 520 with sausage, over homemade grits.
- Low Carb Scrambler Breakfast Bowl — 500–880 calories: 500 with bacon, 880 with sausage, layered eggs and cheese with no carb base. This bowl is the menu’s named low-carb platform.
- Avocado Original Scrambler and Avocado Low-Carb Scrambler — the seasonal avocado builds with pepper jack and avocado spread.
The 3 Egg Breakfast Plate (640–1,050 calories by build) is three fresh cracked eggs with a biscuit, grits or Tots, and a sausage patty or two strips of bacon. The Sunriser (450 calories) puts breakfast sausage, cheese and a fresh-cracked fried egg on the signature steamed bun; the Avocado Sunriser is its seasonal build.
The biscuit line is the Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit (430 calories), the Sausage, Egg & Cheese Biscuit (650), the Chik Biscuit (530), the Spicy Chik Biscuit (530), the plain Biscuit (330) and the seasonal Sausage Gravy Biscuit, Mike’s Hot Honey Chik Biscuit and Sweet ‘n Savory Glazed Chik Biscuit. The waffle line is the Bacon, Egg & Cheese Waffle Sandwich (630 calories), the Sausage, Egg & Cheese Waffle Sandwich (850) and the Maple Waffle Chik Sandwich (770) — the official nutrition document’s figures, which govern over the menu feed’s swapped solo figures. The breakfast patty melts, the breakfast wraps, Fish & Grits, Grits on their own (180 calories) and the regional Pork Roll Cruz — the pork roll, egg and cheese build from the chain’s Union, New Jersey store — complete the à la carte breakfast case.
Every breakfast main carries a combo form with Tots and coffee, Simply Orange or a small drink, and two crowd formats — 12 Original Sausage Scramblers and 12 Chik Biscuits — carry breakfast to the Sackful scale. Krystal publishes no separate senior breakfast menu: the breakfast menu above is the single breakfast platform for every guest. Breakfast timing — start, end and how long breakfast runs — is an Hours question and is answered once, in Hours below. One all-day fact belongs here: Glaze Bombs are served hot, all day, in Desserts below.
Desserts & Shakes
Krystal has desserts, and it has ice cream: soft serve is the base of the shake and sundae case. Milkshakes are handspun with soft serve ice cream at 440–630 calories by flavor — Vanilla 440, Strawberry 480, Chocolate 580, Oreo 580, Reese’s 630. The seasonal shake is the Pumpkin Spice Milkshake, and the regional Cruz Blue Shake and the Tres Leches Shake stand on the roster with no published calorie figure. Sundaes are soft serve in a cup with chocolate, strawberry or Oreo topping at 250–300 calories: Strawberry 250, Chocolate 260, Oreo 300.
The Apple Turnover (370 calories) is apples and spice in a flaky crust — and the item in the chain’s 2-for-$3 promotion: 2 Apple Turnovers are $3.00–$3.15 in the ordering-flow check — Atlanta still lists the pair at exactly $3.00. Glaze Bombs are bite-sized glazed donut holes served hot, all day: 330 calories at 4 pieces, 780 at 10. The Bomb Tres Leches builds finish the same bites in a tres leches glaze, the Pumpkin Spice Glaze Bombs are the fall build, and the 2 PC Mini Waffles (440 calories, with syrup) close the dessert case.
Drinks
Fountain Drinks are Coca-Cola beverages in four sizes: Small, Medium, Large and Roadie — the Roadie is the line’s largest format — at 0–660 calories by size and drink. Half Gallon Drinks (0–900 calories) are the take-home format of the same fountain line. ICEEs are the frozen drinks, in Coke, Blue Raspberry, Fruit Punch and Lemonade at 120–140 calories for the small size.
The coffee line is Iced Coffee in plain, Hazelnut, Vanilla and Sweet Cream builds, the seasonal Pumpkin Spice Iced Coffee and Pumpkin Spice Hot Coffee, and the new Costa Cold Brew — Costa Coffee’s slow-steeped blend finished with sweet cream, with Vanilla or Hazelnut as twists. The Krush’d Sodas mix fountain Coke, Fanta Orange or Fanta Strawberry with creamy flavors and sweetness; the Krush’d Dirty Soda is the sweet-cream-and-vanilla build, and the Strawberry Shortcake Krush’d Soda is its named flavor build. Bottled Water closes the case. Krystal serves no alcoholic drinks — the published drinks menu above is the complete drinks roster, and no drink on it is alcoholic.
Kids Meals
The kids platform is the Little Sliders Kids Meal, in five mains: Original Krystal, Cheese Krystal, Classic Pup, Corn Pup and 4pc Chicken Nuggets. Every kids meal carries the same format: the main, a choice of small fries or tots, and a drink — milk, lemonade or bottled water. Kids breakfast and kids drink questions resolve to that same format: the kids case is these five meals, and the drink choice inside the meal is milk, lemonade or bottled water. The published kids meal format is the main, the side and the drink — the chain’s published kids meals list no toy as part of the meal.
Prices — Checked in Krystal’s Own Ordering Flow
Krystal publishes no national price list, and krystal.com’s menu carries no prices — every price on this page comes from the chain’s own online ordering flow. On October 26, 2026 the guest ordering menus of three restaurants were captured in full: Chattanooga, Tennessee (307 Cherokee Blvd, the chain’s hometown store), Atlanta, Georgia (415 Moreland Ave) and Orlando, Florida (3634 East Curry Ford Road). Each price in the structured menu is the minimum-to-maximum range across the stores that list the item, with the per-store split stated on the item itself. The full span of the check is $1.29–$76.64: the floor is a single Original Krystal in Atlanta, the ceiling is the 24-count Chiks Steamer Pack in Orlando.
Seven figures are national anchors — identical at all three stores: the Chili Bowl at $5.49, the Loaded Chili Bowl at $6.29, the Loaded Chili Bowl with Fritos at $8.99, the Family Meal Deal at $15.99, the Kick-Off Pack at $9.99, the Sausage Gravy Biscuit at $2.99 and the 2 PC Mini Waffles at $3.89. Almost everything else moves by store: Atlanta is the lowest of the three on most single items (Original Krystal $1.29 against $1.77 in Chattanooga and $1.98 in Orlando), and Orlando is the highest on most crowd formats. Your store’s ordering menu is the exact price source for your store.
The Sackful platform is priced as captured: the Original Sackful (12) is $15.09–$19.94 and the Cheese Sackful (12) is $19.89–$25.61. The chain’s older published promotion figures — $12 for the Original Sackful and $15 for the Cheese Sackful — are superseded by these captured ranges and are not current prices at any store checked. The 2 Apple Turnovers pair is $3.00–$3.15, with Atlanta still listing it at exactly the promoted $3.00.
The value platforms resolve the same way. The “$3 and Under” rails are real at the captured stores, and their items now carry their captured prices in the structured menu — the Original Krystal at $1.29–$1.98, the Classic Pup at $1.49–$2.09, the Apple Turnover at $1.79–$1.98 and the rest. Pick 5 bases at $6.99–$10.39 before per-store slot upgrades; Pick 4 is not listed at any captured store. The Pup Sampler has no base price — the flow builds its price from a per-Pup charge plus a combo add-on — and dialog-only add-on prices that the flow shows without a price stay unpriced on this page. Two captured lines are regional: the Mike’s Hot Honey line is listed only at Atlanta, the avocado line only at Chattanooga, and the Chik Wraps and four extra combos only at Orlando — each is flagged on its item. Whether Krystal is expensive is therefore answered by the ranges themselves: a single slider is a $1.29–$1.98 item, and a Sackful is a $15.09–$25.61 item, at the stores checked.
Nutrition & Calories
Every calorie figure on this page comes from the chain’s official nutrition document — prepared by MenuTrinfo®, dated 10/27/2025, and linked from krystal.com/nutrition. That date is the date of the data. Where the menu site’s own calorie feed and the document disagree, the document governs, and the disagreements are on the record: the feed’s medium fries figure of 399 stands corrected to the document’s 300; the feed’s Glaze Bombs 4pc figure of 260 stands corrected to the document’s 330; the feed’s waffle-sandwich figures are swapped between the bacon and sausage builds and stand corrected to the document’s 630 and 850; the feed’s sundae top figure of 310 stands corrected to the document’s 300.
Per-item calories stand with every item in the structured menu on this page — that per-item listing is the complete calorie answer for the platform, item by item: Krystals, Chiks, Pups, fries and tots, Scramblers, shakes and the Sackful and Steamer Pack formats. The document carries the full nutrition facts behind those figures; this page prints the calorie line, and the chain’s dated document is the source for the full facts for any item. Newer lines — the Mike’s Hot Honey and avocado rails, the Hangover Krystal, the fish sliders, the wraps, the plain nuggets, the kids meals, the Krush’d sodas, Costa Cold Brew, the chili bowls and the Game Day packs — carry no figure in the 10/27/2025 document, and their calories stand blank in the structured menu. Blank is the published position for those items; no figure from any other source fills the gap. The document also carries a Ranch Dusted line for fries, tots, nuggets and wings that stands on no current menu — it is a document line, not a menu item, and it is not rostered on this page.
Lowest-Calorie Items on the Menu
| Item | Calories |
|---|---|
| Original Krystal | 150 |
| Cheese Krystal | 170 |
| Grits | 180 |
| Classic Pup | 200 |
| Bacon Cheese Krystal | 210 |
| Fries (Small) | 220 |
| Double Krystal | 250 |
| Strawberry Sundae | 250 |
At the top of the menu stand the crowd formats: the Steamer Pack Combo at 4,140–5,140 calories and the 24 Cheese Krystal Steamer Pack at 4,080. The healthy-eating answers resolve to the table above and to the named platforms: the Low Carb Scrambler (500–880 calories) is the low-carb build, and the lowest-calorie full items are the single sliders and Pups. A Krystal ordered without its bun is a build change at the counter; the chain publishes no separate no-bun nutrition figure, and none is printed.
Allergens, Ingredients & Dietary
Krystal’s allergen position stands in the same official nutrition document, dated 10/27/2025. The document codes eight allergens per item, with this printed legend: 1 eggs · 2 fish · 3 milk · 4 peanuts · 5 shellfish · 6 soy · 7 tree nuts · 8 wheat. The document carries MenuTrinfo’s cross-contact warning in the chain’s own position: all allergens are present in all Krystal kitchens, with a chance of cross-contact on shared surfaces, including the fryers. Krystal publishes no separate allergen chart and no official gluten-free menu — the coded document above is the chain’s complete published allergen source, and gluten-free questions for any item resolve to its wheat code in that document plus the cross-contact warning. One code on the document is undefined: a code “9” stands on the Onion Rings rows and is defined nowhere in the document. It is flagged here as undefined and is not interpreted on this page.
Ingredient questions resolve to the builds stated with each item on this page, once: a Krystal carries a 100% USDA beef patty, diced onions, mustard and a dill pickle on a steamed bun; a Chik carries an all-white whole breast fillet with mayo and a dill pickle; a Corn Pup carries its Pup in sweet cornbread batter; the fries are square-cut potato strips. The chain labels no item on its published menu vegan or vegetarian. The meat-free builds on the roster are the sides and desserts — fries, tots, onion rings, grits, Glaze Bombs and the sundaes — and every fried item stands under the cross-contact warning above, fryers included. The keto and dairy-free answers resolve at the same allergen level: the Low Carb Scrambler is the named low-carb platform, milk is code 3 in the document’s legend, and the document’s codes for a specific item are the chain’s published answer for that item.
Hours & the 24-Hour Position
Many Krystals are open 24 hours — not all of them. The position is counted from the chain’s own location feed of 261 stores, captured in October 2026: 121 of the 261 stores — 46% — are open 24 hours, all 7 days. The rest follow the modal pattern: open at 6:00 AM and close at midnight or later, with many stores running to 1–2 AM on weekends. There is no single chain opening time, closing time or holiday timetable: each store’s hours are that store’s hours, and holiday hours — Christmas, Thanksgiving, New Year and July 4th — follow the individual store’s schedule.
Breakfast timing is stated by the chain’s ordering flow: breakfast is served 5:00–10:45 AM — the window the flow itself publishes, shown at all three captured stores when breakfast dialogs were read with a morning pickup slot. That is the ordering flow’s published window; krystal.com’s menu pages print no breakfast end time of their own. The captured stores’ own hours show the spread behind the 24-hour position: Chattanooga and Atlanta are open 24 hours; Orlando runs 6 AM–midnight. And the one all-day breakfast fact stands in Breakfast above: Glaze Bombs are served hot, all day. The chain’s footprint is 261 stores in 12 states — Georgia 88, Tennessee 67, Alabama 40, Florida 28, Mississippi 23, South Carolina 5, Kentucky 3, Arkansas 2, Louisiana 2, New Jersey 1, North Carolina 1 and Texas 1. For a specific store’s hours today, its open-now status or its holiday hours, use that store’s listing — locations live in the directory, bridged at the end of this page.
Gift Cards
Krystal gift cards exist. The chain’s official terms confirm the cards: gift cards are used to pay at Krystal, and gift-card purchases earn no Club Krystal points. That is the level the chain publishes its gift cards at, and the rest of the gift-card platform is stated at exactly that level: krystal.com publishes no gift-card purchase page, no denominations, no card terms and no balance checker. The balance-check platform therefore has no published online route — no balance lookup, number or PIN checker stands on the chain’s site as of October 2026 — and no denomination, fee or expiry figure is printed on this page, because the chain publishes none. A Krystal gift-card question beyond existence and payment use is answered in the store, at the register, where the cards are used to pay.
Deals, Club Krystal & the App
Club Krystal is the chain’s rewards program, and its terms as published on the chain’s rewards page are:
- 10 points per $1 spent.
- Free food starts at 500 points — $50 of spend unlocks the first rewards. Published example rewards: a free Krystal, a Corn Pup and Chili Cheese Fries.
- Signup offer: $3 off any order of $12 or more.
- Points expire 12 months after they are earned. The program’s terms cap earning at 2,000 points per day, and gift-card purchases earn no points.
- Earning: order in the Krystal app or on the website, scan in store, or give a phone number at the cashier or drive-thru. Delivery orders earn points only on orders placed through Krystal’s own app or website with the member logged in.
- Joining: membership opens at age 13+. The app is the Krystal app on iOS and Android.
The deal platform on the menu itself is the captured promotion set in Prices above: the Sackful ranges, the 2 Apple Turnovers at $3.00–$3.15, the “$3 and Under” rails, Pick 5, and the Family Meal Deal at $15.99 — identical at all three stores checked. Those are the chain’s published deals — specials, meal deals and bundle deals in their menu form. Krystal publishes no happy-hour terms and no senior, military or birthday discount terms on its official site, and no coupon codes or third-party promo codes are printed on this page. The birthday mechanic that does stand in the program is the Club Krystal signup offer — $3 off a $12+ order at joining.
Quick Answers
Looking for a specific store, its hours today, or directions? Locations live in the JanesRestaurant directory — this page covers the chain’s menu, not individual stores. Ordering and delivery run per store through Krystal’s online ordering; the rewards fact that decides delivery orders stands in Deals above — delivery orders earn Club Krystal points only on orders placed through Krystal’s own app or website with the member logged in.
Need this menu on paper? Print this page from your browser — it prints as the complete Krystal menu with calories. The chain’s own published PDF format is its official nutrition document, prepared by MenuTrinfo® and dated 10/27/2025, linked from krystal.com/nutrition.