Whataburger is a fast-food restaurant in Arlen that specializes in hamburgers. The location has appeared in multiple episodes of King of the Hill. Whataburger is a real-life franchise that first opened in Corpus Christi, Texas in 1950.
Appearances[]
Aisle 8A[]
Bobby is shown eating at this restaurant with his mother Peggy so she can explain to him Connie's situation with her period which he still doesn't completely understand.
Bill of Sales[]
In the episode Bill of Sales, Peggy brings Bill the restaurant for a meal to convince and motivate him to be a part of Metalife (a pyramid scheme) and to make a large sales quota.
Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret Hill[]
When Peggy couldn't find a full time teaching position, she works with Hank at Strickland Propane, and they did a propane delivery to the restaurant where Peggy runs into a substitute teacher co-worker, Claire where she was going to an interview for a full time Spanish teacher position at a Catholic school next door, Saint Ignatius.
Orange You Sad I Did Say Banana?[]
Whataburger was mentioned by Minh to Connie that they will go to Whataburger after Kahn leaves the house since they are not allowed to practice American culture since Kahn vows to return to their Laotian roots after being called a banana by Ted which mean he's too Americanized.
Cops and Robert[]
the restaurant was a spot where Bobby and Officer Brown caught Clark Peters and Dooley cutting class.
Father of the Bribe[]
Kahn takes Bobby to eat at the restaurant to bribe and talk with him to break up with Connie.
Bobby enjoying a combo meal at Whataburger.
Trivia[]
- In the episode "Orange You Sad I Did Say Banana?", Whataburger, although not making an appearance, is however mentioned. When Kahn, Mihn and Connie return to their Laotian roots, they soon find that duplicating the austerity of Laos is making everyone miserable. As a result, Mihn grows tiresome of eating meat and rice on a daily basis and angrily states that she's going to Whataburger.
- The episode "Lucky See, Monkey Do" features a knock-off version of the restaurant named "Want-A Burger"