Orlando’s White Castle plans to reopen its virtual kitchen this week, after having to close it temporarily on the day it debuted due to high demand. However, its delivery service will remain paused for now.

On Feb. 23, the restaurant, which officially opens later this spring, launched a virtual kitchen and delivery service. However, demand was so high that the restaurant had to pause orders that same day, according to several reports. Now, the restaurant is regrouping and preparing for another go starting Thursday, Feb. 25, this time for pick-up orders only.

“We never want to disappoint any fans of the Castle ever. With that in mind, our Orlando White Castle virtual kitchen will remain closed on Wednesday as we invest some time to prepare,” said Jaime T. Richardson, vice president for White Castle Management Co. “We will re-open the Orlando White Castle virtual kitchen on Thursday, Feb. 25 at 10 a.m. for on-line pick-up orders only. Order through the app or at order.whitecastle.com. We will not be taking delivery orders through Uber Eats for now, but do look forward to offering that service soon.”

Columbus, Ohio-based White Castle’s future 4,567-square-foot restaurant will offer both indoor and outdoor seating and two drive-thru lanes.

The restaurant will create 120 new jobs at its location in Orlando-based developer Unicorp National Developments Inc.’s $1 billion O-Town West near Palm Parkway and Daryl Carter Boulevard.