$2.99
Arby's Chicken Slider
Maybe you've always wanted to try our crispy chicken tenders, but were too much of a sandwich-lover to branch out. This is your moment. A crispy chicken tender and Swiss on a bite-sized soft bun makes a slider that's great on its own or as a side to your usual sandwich.
About the Chicken Slider
Arby's Chicken Slider pairs one crispy chicken tender with Swiss on a bite sized soft bun for $2.99, and it comes in at 230 cal at our Austin, TX reference store. Arby's frames it as a gateway for sandwich lovers who have never tried its tenders, and that is a fair way to think about it: the slider gives you the tender in sandwich form without committing to a full basket.
The tender is the star. Its breading shatters on the first bite, the chicken breast inside stays juicy, and a slice of Swiss melts over the top to add a creamy, mellow layer. The soft bun squishes around everything, so the crunch of the tender stands out even more. With no sauce in the official build, the slider tastes clean and simple, which also makes it a blank canvas for any sauce packet you grab at the counter.
The Chicken Slider price is the same as every other slider on the Arby's Value Menu. Chicken Slider calories sit just below the Buffalo Chicken Slider and above the ham and roast beef versions. Its 12 grams of protein is the highest of the four sliders, which makes it the strongest pick if you are stacking a few for a cheap protein lunch.
Arby's suggests it works on its own or as a side to your usual sandwich. Both uses make sense. On its own, it is a light snack that holds you over until dinner. As a side, it gives a roast beef order a crunchy, cheesy counterpoint. For younger diners, Arby's sells a Chicken Slider Kids Meal for $4.99.
If you like the tender but want more of it, the jump is easy. The Chicken Tenders 3PC gives you three of the same tenders for $4.99, and the Crispy Chicken Sandwich swaps the tender for a whole breast on brioche.
To round it out, add a small Curly Fries and a Sweet Tea for a value lunch that still feels like a full meal.
Arby's Chicken Slider Nutrition Facts
* Values approximate. Updated November 2026.
How to Make Chicken Slider at Home?
Chicken sliders at home mean you control the crunch and can fry a full batch for a party. This copycat mirrors Arby's: a crispy breaded chicken tender and Swiss on a soft slider bun.
Ingredients
Tenders
Assembly
Steps
All steps done. Enjoy your homemade Chicken Slider.
Tips
- • A little baking powder in the flour gives the crust extra lift and crunch.
- • Let fried tenders rest on a rack, not paper towels, so the bottoms stay crisp.
- • Fold long tenders in half under the cheese to fit small buns.
Variations
- • Air fry the dredged tenders at 390°F for 11 to 13 minutes, misting them lightly with oil and flipping halfway.
- • Add a drizzle of honey mustard under the Swiss for a sweet and tangy slider.
- • Use pepper jack in place of Swiss for a gentle kick.
Serving Ideas
Serve the sliders with curly fries and a few dipping sauces, or set them out on a platter for a party buffet.
A home copycat version, not Arby's official recipe.
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Find the Chicken Slider Near You
Chicken Slider FAQ
Arby's charges $2.99 for the Chicken Slider in Austin, TX. Prices at other locations can differ slightly.
It has 230 cal. The Roast Beef Slider comes in lower at 180 cal.
Just a fried chicken tender topped with Swiss on a small, soft bun. The official build has no sauce, so you can add any sauce packet you like.
The Chicken Slider leads with 12 grams. The Ham Slider and Roast Beef Slider each carry 11 grams, and the Buffalo Chicken Slider has 10 grams.
Arby's describes the slider as built with one of its crispy chicken tenders, the same item it sells in 3 and 5 piece orders. Find all of them on the Arby's chicken menu.
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