Bueno Nacho (Fast-food franchise)

Bueno Nacho (parody of Taco Bell, Taco Bueno and Del Taco) is the name of the fictional fast food chain where Kim and Ron regularly meet and eat after school in the Disney Channel cartoon series Kim Possible. The fast-food chain is best known for its Naco and Chimurito.

Nacos

A Naco is a combination of nachos and a taco served stuffed with tortilla chips for an added crunch. The Naco was invented by Ron. Through the vast popularity of the Naco, Ron received a royalty check for 99 million dollars one year after his invention; "A nickel for every Naco sold". That calculates to 1,980,000,000 Nacos sold in one year. It is unknown if Ron continued to get royalty checks since.

In the episode Go Team Go, it has been stated that The New and improved Bueno Nacho store in Go City chose not to serve the Naco as a result of consumer preference, much to Ron's chagrin.

Chimurito

A Chimurito is a fictional combination of a chimichanga and a burrito. Ron usually orders one in grandé size topped with Diablo Sauce. {{-}}

Other

Only a few other items from the Bueno Nacho menu have been revealed. Its sells both Nachos and Tacos and this is how Ron made Naco prior to him introducing it to the menu. In the episode Grande Size Me, the franchise had added the Hablamos Salad to the menu. The only other item mentioned is the Mexicy Mushroom Wrap, which replaced the Naco at the Go City franchise. Diablo Sauce is served with all menu items.

Workers

Dr. Drakken

Dr. Drakken becomes the owner (after a hostile takeover) of Bueno Nacho in the movie So The Drama, and creates the Diablos, a mini-diablo robot (who can transform into giant, armed robots) later to hurted a system of James Possible. In the finale of this movie, Drakken loses this work. {{-}}

Ned

Works at Bueno Nacho. He is the assistant manager. He has very little dialogue except in the episodes Bueno Nacho, Grande Size Me, and So the Drama. {{-}}

Trivia

• The name of the restaurant (and, therefore, the title of the episode as well), correctly written in Spanish would be "Buen Nacho".
• The word "naco", in Mexican slang, describes a distasteful person, much like English "tacky". Possibly this contributed to the new improved Bueno Nacho dropping the item.

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