King Pie Menu Prices in South Africa (2026)
King Pie has been selling pies to South Africans since 1993. It started small and grew into the country’s dedicated pie chain — hundreds of stores, almost all of them franchise-run, with the head office in Midrand. If you grew up here, you know the drill: a pepper steak pie on a cold day, a sausage roll on the run, a box of pies for the office on a Friday afternoon.
The menu is built around one idea: pastry with filling, in different sizes. A Large pie is the standard single-serve pie. A Double Filla is the bigger 220g version with double the filling. Then there are burger pies, footlong rolls, cocktail pies for parties, and meal combos that add chips and a drink. Prices below are guide prices compiled in October 2026 from the brand’s national menu reference, independent SA price guides, and live Uber Eats listings. Because stores are franchised, branches set their own prices within a range — expect a few rand of difference from store to store, and always check the board at your local branch.
Quick Price Summary
The headline numbers: a classic Large pie costs roughly R37–R44 in store. A Double Filla pie — the 220g one with extra filling — runs about R40–R48 in store and R52 on Uber Eats. Burger pies sit around R46–R54, footlong rolls about the same. The cheapest full meal, the Value Meal (large pie plus regular chips), is roughly R54–R63 in store. On delivery apps, the same meals cost about 20–30% more before the delivery fee is added.
Classic Large Pies
The Large pie is the backbone of the menu and the cheapest way to eat at King Pie. Every flavour in this size costs the same at a given branch — you pick by filling, not by price. Pepper Steak and Steak & Kidney are the two the chain is known for, and they sell in the kind of volumes that keep the pastry fresh through the day. Chicken & Mushroom and Chicken Mayo are the safe bets for anyone who does not eat red meat, and Spinach & Feta covers the vegetarian option.
| Large pie flavour | Guide price |
|---|---|
| Pepper Steak | R37–R44 |
| Steak & Kidney | R37–R44 |
| Steak & Cheese | R37–R44 |
| Steak & Onion | R37–R44 |
| Chicken | R37–R44 |
| Chicken & Mushroom | R37–R44 |
| Chicken Mayo | R37–R44 |
| Salami & Cheese | R37–R44 |
| Spinach & Feta | R37–R44 |
| Cornish | R37–R44 |
| Sausage Roll Pie | R37–R44 |
At R37–R44, a Large pie on its own is one of the cheapest hot lunches you can buy anywhere in South Africa — comfortably under R50, which puts it in the same budget territory as the cheapest items on our cheapest meals under R50 roundup. It will not fill a big appetite on its own, but as a quick lunch it does the job.
Double Filla Pies: What “Double Filla” Actually Means
Double Filla is King Pie’s answer to the complaint every pie lover has made at least once: too much pastry, not enough filling. These are 220g pies with roughly double the filling of a standard Large pie. The price step up is small — usually under R10 more than a Large — which makes the Double Filla the best filling-per-rand option on the menu.
The flavour range is wider here than in the Large size, with Butter Chicken, Chicken Ala King, Spicy Beef and Sticky Rib joining the classics. Like the Large pies, every Double Filla flavour costs the same at a given branch.
| Double Filla flavour | In-store guide price | Uber Eats price |
|---|---|---|
| Pepper Steak | R40–R48 | R52 |
| Steak & Kidney | R40–R48 | R52 |
| Steak & Cheese | R40–R48 | R52 |
| Chicken | R40–R48 | R52 |
| Chicken & Mushroom | R40–R48 | R52 |
| Chicken Mayo | R40–R48 | R52 |
| Chicken Ala King | R40–R48 | R52 |
| Butter Chicken | R40–R48 | R52 |
| Spicy Beef | R40–R48 | R52 |
| Salami & Cheese | R40–R48 | R52 |
| Sticky Rib | R40–R48 | R52 |
If you are choosing between a Large and a Double Filla, the maths favours the bigger pie almost every time. For roughly R5–R8 more you get double the filling, which is a meaningful difference when the filling is the whole point of a pie.
Burger Pies and Footlong Rolls
Burger pies are exactly what they sound like: pie pastry filled the way a burger is — beef, chicken, peri-peri chicken or prego beef — aimed at people who want something between a pie and a burger. Footlong rolls are the long-format option: boerewors (boerie) or cheese Russian in a roll, closer to a hot dog than a pie but sold from the same counter.
| Item | Guide price |
|---|---|
| Beef Burger Pie | R46–R51 |
| Chicken Burger Pie | R46–R51 |
| Peri-Peri Chicken Burger Pie | R46–R51 |
| Prego Beef Burger Pie | R46–R51 |
| Cheeseburger Pie | R51–R54 |
| Boerie Footlong Roll | R51–R54 |
| Cheese Russian Footlong Roll | R51–R54 |
On delivery apps these run higher — a Cheeseburger Pie and a Russian Footlong were both listed at R67 on Uber Eats at the Boulders branch, which is about R13–R16 above the in-store guide price. Worth knowing before you order from the couch.
Gourmet Pies
King Pie has been testing a small gourmet line, and the one flavour confirmed on current delivery menus is the Wors & Chakalaka Pie — traditional boerewors with spicy chakalaka relish, listed at R66 on Uber Eats. Gourmet flavours come and go by branch and season, so treat this as a bonus rather than a permanent menu fixture. If your local store has one, it is priced above the standard Double Filla, which is fair given the filling.
Cocktail Pies, Sausage Rolls and Snacks
The snack side of the menu is built for parties, platters and office catering — but it also works as a cheap personal snack run. Cocktail pies are the mini versions, sold individually or in boxes of three and five. Samosas sit alongside them, and chips and drinks round out the extras.
| Snack / extra | Guide price |
|---|---|
| Cocktail pie (single) | R10–R12 |
| 3 Cocktail Pies | R27–R29 |
| 5 Cocktail Pies | R45 |
| Samosa (large) | R15 |
| Samosa Mix (3 pieces) | R35 |
| Regular Chips | R31–R37 |
| Large Chips | R38.50 |
| Buddy soft drink | R24 |
| 1.5L soft drink | R32 |
Three cocktail pies for under R30 is genuine value if you just want a hot snack, and the boxes scale well for feeding a crowd — which is exactly what the sharing deals below are built for.
Combo Meals
Combos are where a pie becomes a meal. The structure is simple: pie plus chips, pie plus a drink, or pie plus both. The Value Meal (large pie and regular chips) is the cheapest way to get a full meal, and the Kings Meal adds a Buddy drink. Step up to a Double Filla pie and you are looking at the Big Filla Meal or the Royal Meal. Burger and footlong versions of each combo exist at a small premium.
| Combo | What’s in it | In-store guide price |
|---|---|---|
| Value Meal | Large pie + regular chips | R54–R63 |
| Super Saver Meal | Large pie + Buddy drink | R54–R63 |
| Big Filla Meal | Double Filla pie + chips or Buddy | R56–R74 |
| Kings Meal | Large pie + chips + Buddy | R77–R92 |
| Royal Meal | Double Filla pie + chips + Buddy | R79–R99 |
| Burger Meal | Burger pie + chips + Buddy | R74–R86 |
| Cheeseburger Meal | Cheeseburger pie + chips + Buddy | R91.50 |
| Footlong Meal | Footlong roll + chips + Buddy | R77–R93 |
| Burger Pie & Chips | Burger pie + chips (no drink) | R63–R78 |
| Lil’ Royals Fun Pack | Kids combo | R55–R73 |
| Double The Deal | Promo combo | R82 |
The Kings Meal at R77–R92 is the natural comparison point against a burger-chain small meal — and it holds up well, which is covered in the comparison section below. For the absolute cheapest feed, though, the Value Meal and Super Saver at R54–R63 are hard to beat anywhere.
Sharing and Family Deals
King Pie leans into sharing more than most fast-food chains, which makes sense — pies travel well and reheat fine. The Pick Six boxes (six pies of your choice) are the core offer, and the family meals bundle pies with chips and a 1.5L drink. These are also where the take-home frozen range comes in: uncooked pies to bake at home, priced from around R31 a pack on delivery menus.
| Sharing deal | What’s in it | Guide price |
|---|---|---|
| Pick Six Large Pies | 6 Large pies of your choice | R192–R245 |
| Pick Six Double Filla Pies | 6 Double Filla pies of your choice | R205 |
| Double Delicious | 2-person combo | R99 |
| Share Box | Mixed sharing box | R226–R288 |
| Family Meal (Large) | Pies + chips + 1.5L drink | R230–R302 |
| Family Meal (Double Filla) | Double Filla pies + sides | R327 |
| Big Share Feast | Large sharing platter | R275 |
Do the per-pie maths before you buy: a Pick Six Large at R192 works out to R32 a pie, comfortably below the single-pie price. That is the whole point of the box — and it is why these deals are popular for offices and family weekends.
Breakfast: The King Brekkie
King Pie stores open early — many from 6 or 7 in the morning — and the breakfast offer is the King Brekkie: any large pie with an energy drink, listed at R59–R65 on delivery menus. It is not a cooked breakfast in the Wimpy sense; it is a pie and a caffeine hit for the commute. As a grab-and-go morning meal it is priced fairly, though if you want eggs and bacon on a plate, our fast-food breakfast price roundup shows what the sit-down chains charge for the real thing.
Delivery vs In-Store: What the Apps Add
King Pie lists on Uber Eats and Mr D, and the delivery menus run consistently above in-store prices — standard across the industry, not unique to the brand. Comparing the Boulders and Pretoria Central Uber Eats listings against the in-store guide prices: a Double Filla pie is R52 on the apps versus R40–R48 in store; the Royal Meal is R99–R100 on delivery versus roughly R79–R99 in store; the Kings Meal is R92–R95 on delivery versus R77–R92 in store. Before the delivery fee and service fee, you are paying roughly 20–30% more for the food itself.
That premium buys convenience, and for a Friday office pie run it can still make sense — but if price is the point, walk in or call ahead for collection. We also track the chains where delivery deals soften the blow on our fast-food deals page.
Pie vs Burger Meal: How King Pie Compares
The honest comparison: a Kings Meal (large pie, chips and a Buddy) at R77–R92 sits in the same band as a small burger meal at McDonald’s or Burger King. The pie meal usually gives you more filling for the money, while the burger meal gives you the drink size and the fries format people expect. Where King Pie wins outright is at the bottom of the menu — there is no burger chain selling a hot, filling single item for R37–R44. A Large pie undercuts even the cheapest burgers on most menus.
Against Wimpy, the other SA institution that does comfort food, the comparison is closer on price but different in kind: Wimpy sells you a sit-down plate with a milkshake option, King Pie sells you pastry to eat on the move. If you are weighing the two for a family lunch, Wimpy’s menu prices are the other half of that decision.
Best Value Picks at King Pie
A few practical moves. The Value Meal at R54–R63 is the cheapest proper meal on the menu — pie plus chips, no drink, no fuss. If you want a drink with it, the Super Saver (pie plus Buddy) costs about the same. The Double Filla at R40–R48 is the best filling-per-rand single item; the step up from a Large pie is small and the extra filling is real. For groups, always do the per-pie maths on the Pick Six boxes before buying singles. And for parties, cocktail pies at R10–R12 each beat almost any other catered snack on price.
How We Check These Prices
Prices on this page were compiled in October 2026 from King Pie’s national menu reference (updated September 2026), independent SA price guides (October 2026), and live Uber Eats store menus for the Boulders and Pretoria Central branches. The brand’s own website does not publish prices, and stores are franchised, so individual branches can and do vary by a few rand — where sources disagree, a range is shown rather than a single figure. Menu prices include VAT. If a price on this page differs from your local store, the store menu is the final word.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a pie at King Pie in 2026?
A classic Large pie costs roughly R37–R44 in store. A Double Filla pie (220g, double filling) is about R40–R48 in store and R52 on Uber Eats. Burger pies and footlong rolls sit around R46–R54 in store.
What is a Double Filla pie?
It is King Pie’s 220g pie with roughly double the filling of a standard Large pie. It costs only a few rand more than a Large, which makes it the best filling-per-rand option on the menu.
What is the cheapest meal at King Pie?
The Value Meal — a Large pie with regular chips — at roughly R54–R63 in store. The Super Saver (Large pie plus a Buddy drink) costs about the same.
Is King Pie more expensive on Uber Eats?
Yes. Delivery menu prices run roughly 20–30% above in-store prices before delivery and service fees — for example, a Double Filla pie listed at R52 on Uber Eats versus R40–R48 in store.
Does King Pie serve breakfast?
Most stores open early (many from 6–7am) and offer the King Brekkie — any large pie with an energy drink, around R59–R65 on delivery menus. It is a grab-and-go breakfast, not a sit-down cooked plate.
Are King Pie prices the same at every branch?
No. Stores are franchised and prices vary by a few rand between branches. Delivery app prices also differ from in-store prices. Where our sources disagree, this page shows a range.
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