Fish and Chips (traditional, restaurant-style) Calories & Carbs

Last updated September 8, 2026 · Compiled by the CarbMeNot Team

Fish and Chips (traditional, restaurant-style)
78.8g
Net carbs
84.8g
Total carbs
6g
Fiber
38g
Protein
40g
Fat
860
Calories

Values per 1 serving (2 pieces fish + chips, ~400g), 400g; per 100 g: 19.7g net carbs, 215 cal. Net carbs = total carbs − fiber − sugar alcohols — do the math for any label with the free net carbs calculator.

How many carbs are in fish and chips (traditional, restaurant-style)?

Fish and Chips (traditional, restaurant-style) — 1 serving (2 pieces fish + chips, ~400g), 400g — has 78.8g net carbs: 84.8g total carbs minus 6g fiber, plus 38g protein, 40g fat, and 860 calories. Per 100g that is 19.7g net carbs (21.2g total carbs, 1.5g fiber) and 215 calories. At this carb count, fish and chips (traditional, restaurant-style) is best limited to small portions on keto (usually 20–50g net carbs per day). Values are per 100 g, sourced from Manufacturer-reported values; net carbs are computed by CarbMeNot.

Is fish and chips (traditional, restaurant-style) keto-friendly?

Not really

Fish and Chips (traditional, restaurant-style) is generally not keto-friendly. 1 serving (2 pieces fish + chips, ~400g), 400g is 78.8g net carbs (84.8g total carbs − 6g fiber); per 100g that is 19.7g net carbs. On a standard keto diet (20–50g net carbs per day), even one serving uses a large share of your daily carbs, so keep portions small or save it for a higher-carb day.

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Carbs by serving size

ServingNet carbsTotal carbsCalories
1 serving (2 pieces fish + chips, ~400g)78.8g84.8g860
100 g (3.5 oz)19.7g21.2g215
1 oz (28 g)5.5g5.9g60

How many calories are in fish and chips (traditional, restaurant-style)?

Fish and Chips (traditional, restaurant-style) — 1 serving (2 pieces fish + chips, ~400g), 400g — has 860 calories, with 38g protein, 40g fat, and 78.8g net carbs. Per 100g: 215 calories and 19.7g net carbs.

Nutrition facts

NutrientAmount (per 100 g)
Calories215
Total carbs21.2g
Net carbs19.7g
Fiber1.5g
Sugar0.5g
Sugar alcohols0g
Protein9.5g
Fat10g
Sodium300mg
Potassium238mg

Source: Manufacturer-reported values (fast-food). Net carbs = total carbs − fiber − sugar alcohols, computed by CarbMeNot.

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Frequently asked questions

How many carbs are in fish and chips (traditional, restaurant-style)?
Fish and Chips (traditional, restaurant-style) (1 serving (2 pieces fish + chips, ~400g), 400g) has 84.8g of total carbs and 78.8g of net carbs. Per 100 grams: 21.2g total, 19.7g net.
How many net carbs are in fish and chips (traditional, restaurant-style)?
Fish and Chips (traditional, restaurant-style) has 78.8g of net carbs per 1 serving (2 pieces fish + chips, ~400g), 400g — 84.8g total carbs minus 6g fiber.
Is fish and chips (traditional, restaurant-style) keto-friendly?
Fish and Chips (traditional, restaurant-style) is generally not keto-friendly. 1 serving (2 pieces fish + chips, ~400g), 400g is 78.8g net carbs (84.8g total carbs − 6g fiber); per 100g that is 19.7g net carbs. On a standard keto diet (20–50g net carbs per day), even one serving uses a large share of your daily carbs, so keep portions small or save it for a higher-carb day.
How many calories are in fish and chips (traditional, restaurant-style)?
Fish and Chips (traditional, restaurant-style) (1 serving (2 pieces fish + chips, ~400g), 400g) has 860 calories; that is 215 calories per 100 grams.

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