UK Food Calories

Domino's Calories & Macros

Pizza night doesn't have to be a mystery. Here's the UK breakdown for Domino's — per slice and per whole pizza — so you know before you order.

Quick answer: A medium Domino's slice is about 190 to 240 kcal; a whole medium pizza is roughly 1,500 to 1,900 kcal.

Calories depend on topping, crust and size. Values below are per slice of a medium classic-crust pizza (8 slices); a large slice is roughly 20% higher.

Domino's UK calories table (per slice, medium)

Pizza (per slice)CaloriesWhole medium (8 slices)
Margherita~187 kcal~1,500 kcal
Chicken Feast~198 kcal~1,580 kcal
American Hot~215 kcal~1,720 kcal
Pepperoni Passion~222 kcal~1,780 kcal
Meateor~240 kcal~1,920 kcal

Domino's sides

SideCalories
Garlic Pizza Bread (per slice)~150 kcal
Potato Wedges (portion)~330 kcal
Chicken Strippers (per piece)~55 kcal
Cookies (per cookie)~230 kcal

Typical UK estimates on classic crust; thin crust is lower, stuffed crust higher. Always check Domino's official nutrition info for exact figures.

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Frequently asked questions

How many calories in a Domino's slice?

A medium slice is around 190–240 calories depending on topping; a large slice ~20% more.

How many calories in a whole medium Domino's?

Roughly 1,500–1,900 calories — Margherita at the lower end, Meateor at the top.

What's the lowest-calorie Domino's pizza?

A Margherita or veggie on thin-and-crispy base, medium not large, fewer toppings.

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