'Vintage' Burger King Restaurant Found Fully Intact Behind a Wall at a Mall in Delaware

Now this is a fast food blast from the past.

A post went viral on Tuesday after a Twitter user shared a photo that reportedly shows a "fully intact vintage Burger King" behind a wall at a mall in Delaware.

Twitter user @RealJezebelley wrote that the photo was taken by Jonathon Pruitt in April 2022 at the Concord Mall in Wilmington, Delaware.

The post has received over 160,000 likes and over 15,000 retweets since being posted on Tuesday — and one follower even claimed to recognize the space.

"Lmao that was literally my storage room back in 2019," Twitter user @loserskwaddd responded to the viral tweet along with a video of a space that looks identical to the one in the original post.

Visible in the photo and videos of the abandoned restaurant are pastel-colored tables and booths, vintage-looking art on the walls, and stacked white chairs.

A representative for Burger King tells PEOPLE that while they "aren't able to confirm details regarding this location, we have verified that the gloriously retro design and décor lines up closely with Burger King restaurants operating in the 1980's and 1990's and this is in fact a former Burger King restaurant."

The fast food giant made headlines last week after one worker's story about a gift for a milestone work anniversary first caught the attention of the internet — then comedian David Spade.

Kevin Ford marked 27 years working as a cook and cashier at the Burger King in the Las Vegas McCarran International Airport. According to Ford, 54, he was a remarkably loyal employee, never taking a day off work once.

His employer, HMSHost, which operates Burger Kings among other chains, recently presented him with a gift — a single movie ticket, a Starbucks cup, some Life Savers, a bag of Reese's Pieces and a few other items stuffed into a clear, plastic backpack.

Ford's viral TikTok was quickly flooded by commenters demanding he receive more for his long, unwavering service.

Ford's daughter Seryna eventually created a GoFundMe to help raise money as an extra special way to celebrate his career milestone. It has since raised $251,726. Among the donors was Spade, who gave $5,000 and became the drive's top supporter.

The father of four stopped by the Today show on Tuesday where he had an emotional reunion with his daughter and his three grandchildren.

He was brought to tears when he saw his family, telling co-hosts Savannah Guthrie and Craig Melvin that it's the first time he's seen them in 4 years.

"I haven't seen them," Ford said, hugging his grandkids and wiping his eyes from tears. "I haven't touched my grandchildren or anything."

When asked what this special moment meant to the family, Seryna — Ford's daughter and mom to kids Charlotte, Caroline and Jovonne — told Today, "It's a lot to take in, honestly."

"It means a lot," she said. "It means a lot to us."