Big Fish — Burger King
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Nutrition Facts
Value score blends protein-per-dollar (45%), calories-per-dollar (15%) and nutrition quality (40%) against every priced item we track. How it’s calculated →
Is the Big Fish a good deal?
At a typical $5.99, the Big Fish at Burger King gives you 570 calories and 19g of protein — 3.2g of protein and 95 calories for every dollar you spend. That earns it a value score of 62/100, which ranks it #431 of the 1012 comparable items we've priced across every chain (the typical comparable item returns about 2.8g of protein per dollar).
On the numbers it's an unremarkable value pick in its category. Worth noting, though — sodium runs high (1,270mg). If you want more for your money elsewhere on our value rankings, CYO 1-Top Pizza at Pizza Hut scores higher (89/100 value, $12.29).
Price by metro
| Metro | Price | Protein / $ | Cal / $ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles | $4.89 | 3.9g | 117 |
| Atlanta | $5.49 | 3.5g | 104 |
| Chicago | $5.49 | 3.5g | 104 |
| Houston | $5.49 | 3.5g | 104 |
| Minneapolis | $5.79 | 3.3g | 98 |
| Denver | $5.99 | 3.2g | 95 |
| Miami | $5.99 | 3.2g | 95 |
| Springfield MO | $6.19 | 3.1g | 92 |
| Seattle | $7.29 | 2.6g | 78 |
| San Francisco | $7.49 | 2.5g | 76 |
| New York | $8.19 | 2.3g | 70 |