Menus and prices in 5 markets, 449 items tracked.
Chili's is casual dining, and its menus in our data run to several times the length of a quick-service board - 449 items across five markets. That is the structural difference between the two formats made visible: a kitchen cooking to order carries range at no waste cost, a kitchen holding food ready does not.
Nine Chili's products appear in our price index, covering quesadillas, chicken crispers, salmon and desserts.
The brand's most interesting markets in our data are the Asian ones, where an American casual-dining format sits at a price point far above the local fast-food norm - In the Philippines the gap between the two is among the widest we track anywhere.
Each market has its own board. Prices are shown in local currency and are not comparable across rows - Use the index below for that.
| Market | Items | Cheapest | Average | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thailand
THB |
97 | ฿60 | ฿362.13 | Thailand menu prices |
| USA
USD |
71 | $2.49 | $14.40 | USA menu prices |
| Philippines
PHP |
43 | ₱60 | ₱662.50 | Philippines menu prices |
| Malaysia
MYR |
103 | RM3.95 | RM25.88 | Malaysia menu prices |
| Canada
CAD |
135 | C$2 | C$14.15 | Canada menu prices |
Prices are in each market’s own currency and are not comparable across rows; for that, use the price index.
Products sold under one name in four or more of our markets, converted to US dollars at weekly mid-market rates.
| Product | Markets | Cheapest (USD) | Average (USD) | Priciest (USD) | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Triple Dipper | 5 | $11.28 | $13.57 | $16.91 | +50% |
| Quesadilla Explosion Salad | 4 | $6.08 | $12.12 | $16.89 | +178% |
| Skillet Chocolate Chip Cookie | 4 | $4.65 | $8.84 | $12.09 | +160% |
| Big Mouth Bites | 4 | $4.95 | $8.56 | $12.72 | +157% |
| Molten Chocolate Cake | 4 | $6.37 | $9.96 | $12.19 | +91% |
| Original Chicken Crispers | 4 | $7.56 | $10.13 | $13.62 | +80% |
| Chicken Bacon Ranch Quesadillas | 4 | $7.48 | $10.19 | $13.32 | +78% |
| Ancho Salmon | 4 | $11.52 | $17.46 | $20.29 | +76% |
| Southwestern Eggrolls™ | 4 | $8.57 | $9.56 | $11.82 | +38% |
Every item across every Chili’s menu, mapped onto our dish taxonomy.
Chili's began with a bold idea and a tiny corner of Dallas, Texas in 1975. It all started when Larry Lavine envisioned a laid-back spot where friends could gather for hearty food and good company. The first location, with its converted postal station charm, welcomed guests with the kind of unpretentious spirit that would soon become its hallmark. Burgers, cold drinks, and a hint of Tex-Mex flair brought people through the door - But it was the feeling of familiarity and warmth that kept them coming back. Over the years, that single neighborhood hangout grew into a nationally loved brand, one guest at a time.
The kitchen at Chili's has always told its story through bold flavors and generous portions. Drawing inspiration from the robust character of Southwestern cuisine, the menu blends spice and comfort with a signature style. Whether it’s the sizzle of fajitas as they’re carried across the dining room or the familiar tang of the Original Chili, each dish reflects a commitment to quality ingredients and careful preparation. Favorites like the Baby Back Ribs and the Oldtimer with Cheese have earned their place in the hearts of guests, not just for their taste but for the memories made around them.
Chili's has never just been about food. From the very beginning, it has served as a neighborhood gathering place - Where birthdays are toasted, weeknights feel like weekends, and regulars are greeted by name. The establishment actively supports local events and charitable programs, staying rooted in the communities it serves. Whether it's a family catching up over dinner or coworkers winding down after a long day, Chili's makes space for genuine connection. With a warm atmosphere and friendly service, it continues to welcome guests like old friends - Because that’s exactly what they are.
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