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Fast food prices by state

Fast food prices in every state of India: 3,895 McDonald's, Pizza Hut, Domino's, Popeyes restaurants ranked from cheapest to priciest, checked 2026-10-04.

Data as of . Updated daily. Prices are in Indian rupees.

Questions people ask

Which state has the cheapest fast food in India?
Assam (Drive Thru Index 98 on 4 October 2026, where 100 is the national typical price), followed by Andhra Pradesh (99), Uttar Pradesh (99) and Karnataka (100). Based on 3,895 restaurants of 4 brands, each compared only with its own national prices.
Which state has the most expensive fast food in India?
Gujarat (Drive Thru Index 105 on 4 October 2026, where 100 is the national typical price), followed by Uttarakhand (100), Jammu and Kashmir (100) and Jharkhand (100). Based on 3,895 restaurants of 4 brands, each compared only with its own national prices.

States from cheapest to most expensive

The Drive Thru Index score averages each brand's typical basket in the state against that brand's own typical price across India. 100 is the national norm.

RankStateIndexRestaurantsCity pages
1Assam98491
2Andhra Pradesh99893
3Uttar Pradesh9934612
4Karnataka1005118
5Maharashtra10066512
6Tamil Nadu1002485
7Telangana1002103
8Goa100400
9Kerala10011610
10Madhya Pradesh1001174
11Chhattisgarh100513
12Odisha100432
13Delhi1002351
14Punjab1001678
15West Bengal1001682
16Bihar100892
17Rajasthan100965
18Himachal Pradesh100300
19Haryana1001866
20Jharkhand100513
21Jammu and Kashmir100332
22Uttarakhand100612
23Gujarat1052297
—Andaman and Nicobar Islands—10
—Arunachal Pradesh—50
—Chandigarh—141
—Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu—40
—Ladakh—10
—Manipur—50
—Meghalaya—51
—Mizoram—40
—Nagaland—91
—Puducherry—30
—Sikkim—91
—Tripura—51

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How these prices are measured

Every day we check the menu at every restaurant of each chain, through the same ordering app its customers use, and record each item's pickup price. Restaurants are compared on a basket of items every full-menu restaurant of that brand sells. An index of 100 is the brand's typical (median) restaurant in the country, so 95 means 5% cheaper and 110 means 10% pricier. Brands are only ever compared with themselves, never with each other.

Citing this data: Source: Drive Thru Index (https://drivethruindex.com/in/prices), prices checked 2026-10-04. You are welcome to quote any figure on this page.

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