Two levels of sodium alginate (0.80, 1.20%) and two levels of calcium carbonate or calcium lactate (0.14, 0.21%) were evaluated in raw and cooked restructured chicken steaks. Restructured chicken steak treated without alginate and calcium as control. Treatments were evaluated for six raw parameters: proximate composition, drip loss, bind strength, thiobarbituric acid (TBA) value, volatile basic nitrogen (VBN) and total plate counts. Treatments were also evaluated for two cooked parameters: roasting loss and diameter change. The alginate/calcium gel mechanism can be used to produce restructured chicken steaks which bind in both the raw and cooked state. According to the results of roasting loss and diameter change, optimum combination levels were 1.20% sodium alginate with 0.21% calcium carbonate for producing restructured chicken steaks.