Noodles & Company Pulled Pork - 20 grams of protein, 130 calories price
A Noodles & Company Pulled Pork - 20 grams of protein, 130 calories costs $4.25 to $5.59 across 383 US Noodles & Company restaurants, typically $4.65.
Pickup prices at every Noodles & Company as of .
Key findings
A Noodles & Company Pulled Pork - 20 grams of protein, 130 calories costs $4.25 to $5.59 across 383 US Noodles & Company restaurants, typically $4.65.
Michigan is the cheapest state for a Noodles & Company Pulled Pork - 20 grams of protein, 130 calories (typically $4.25) and North Carolina the most expensive ($4.65).
The cheapest Noodles & Company Pulled Pork - 20 grams of protein, 130 calories in the US is $4.25 at 8926 J.m. Keynes Dr., Charlotte, NC.
Among cities with at least 3 Noodles & Company restaurants, Milwaukee, WI has the cheapest Noodles & Company Pulled Pork - 20 grams of protein, 130 calories, typically $4.65.
Pulled Pork - 20 grams of protein, 130 calories price by state, cheapest first
How much is a Noodles & Company Pulled Pork - 20 grams of protein, 130 calories?
As of 2026-10-12: A Noodles & Company Pulled Pork - 20 grams of protein, 130 calories costs $4.25 to $5.59 across 383 US Noodles & Company restaurants, typically $4.65.
Which state has the cheapest Noodles & Company Pulled Pork - 20 grams of protein, 130 calories?
Michigan is the cheapest state for a Noodles & Company Pulled Pork - 20 grams of protein, 130 calories (typically $4.25) and North Carolina the most expensive ($4.65). Drive Thru Index, 2026-10-12.
Where is the cheapest Noodles & Company Pulled Pork - 20 grams of protein, 130 calories?
The cheapest Noodles & Company Pulled Pork - 20 grams of protein, 130 calories in the US is $4.25 at 8926 J.m. Keynes Dr., Charlotte, NC. (Drive Thru Index, 2026-10-12).
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/items/noodles-company/pulled-pork-20-grams-of-protein-130-calories), prices checked 2026-10-12. You are welcome to quote any figure on this page.