OzCal
Australian kilojoule guide

How many kilojoules are in a chicken parmi?

A pub chicken parmi with chips and salad lands around 5,500 kJ (1,315 Cal). The crumbed chicken with sauce and cheese alone is about 3,300 kJ for a 360 g serve, and the chips beside it add roughly 2,000 kJ. A homemade parmi with oven-baked chips comes in near 3,400 kJ.

Key numbers

  • 5,500 kJ (1,315 Cal)
  • 3,300 kJ
  • 2,000 kJ
  • 3,400 kJ

Plate by plate

ItemPer 100 g / 100 mLServeEnergyCalories
Chicken parma, crumbed, tomato and cheese917 kJ/100 g360 g3,301 kJ789 Cal
Hot chips, deep fried (pub)997 kJ/100 g200 g1,994 kJ477 Cal
Garden salad, no dressing~120 kJ/100 g80 g96 kJ23 Cal
Aioli or mayo on the side2,092 kJ/100 g30 g628 kJ150 Cal
Parmi, baked at home, lean crumb803 kJ/100 g300 g2,409 kJ576 Cal
Oven chips, no added fat733 kJ/100 g150 g1,100 kJ263 Cal

How the orders compare

How it is eatenEnergyCaloriesProtein
Parma only (360 g)3,301 kJ789 Cal~73 g
Parma, chips and salad (pub serve)5,391 kJ1,289 Cal~80 g
Parma, chips, salad and aioli6,019 kJ1,439 Cal~80 g
Homemade parmi with oven chips3,509 kJ839 Cal~68 g

Getting it under 4,000 kJ

On protein it is one of the better pub orders: a pub parma carries roughly 73 g, which is most of a day's target for many people.

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Common questions

How many calories in a chicken parmi?

About 1,289 Cal (5,391 kJ) for a pub serve with chips and salad.

Is a parmi healthier than a burger?

It carries more protein than most pub burgers, but the chips make the totals similar. The chips are the decision, not the parma.

How much protein is in a chicken parmi?

Roughly 73 g for a 360 g parma, before the chips.

How many kilojoules in a homemade parmi?

About 2,409 kJ for a 300 g baked parma, or around 3,509 kJ with oven chips.

Does parmi or parma matter?

Only in the pub. Victorians say parma, most of the rest say parmi, and the kilojoules are identical.

Keep reading

Citing this page. OzCal (2026). "Kilojoules in a Chicken Parmi (Pub vs Homemade) | OzCal". Retrieved from https://ozcal.com.au/kilojoules/chicken-parmi. Last updated 2026-09-15. Figures are per the serve stated in each row, converted at 1 Cal = 4.184 kJ. A plain-text version of this page is available at https://ozcal.com.au/kilojoules/chicken-parmi.md.

Where these numbers come from: Crumbed chicken with tomato and cheese, chips and oven chips come from FSANZ Australian Food Composition Database entries in OzCal's catalogue. Salad and aioli are typical serves. Figures are per 100 g or per the serve stated in each row, and real serves vary between stores, cooks and batches. Always check the label or the chain's own nutrition panel for the version in front of you. Energy converted at 1 Cal = 4.184 kJ. Last updated 2026-09-15.