LankyBox is getting the ghost kitchen treatment, à la Chuck E. Cheese

Virtual Dining Concepts—the company behind YouTuber-created ghost kitchens MrBeast Burger, FaZe Subs, and Larray’s Loaded Mac & Cheese—has launched its latest creator brand: LankyBox Kitchen, which will be served exclusively out of Chuck E. Cheese locations.

LankyBox, run by duo Justin Kroma and Adam McArthur, is one of the largest Roblox channels on YouTube. It launched in 2016 and to date has amassed more than 21 million subscribers and nearly 30 billion views across hundreds of Roblox gameplay videos and animations.

LankyBox Kitchen food will come in Happy Meal-esque packaging that features Foxy and Boxy, star characters on Kroma and McArthur’s channel.

Each box also comes with a “special QR code that links to a secret LankyBox video,” as well as additional content that’ll be “launched in the coming weeks,” according to a press release.

LankyBox Kitchen’s menu is what you probably expect from a kid-friendly culinary concept. It’s got “Pizza Mac,” aka mac and cheese with cheddar, mozzarella, and pepperoni; personal-sized pizzas; “twice-baked” wings; and fries topped with cheese, Korean barbeque sauce, pepperoni, and jalapenos. Desserts include “Colorful Churros” dusted with cotton candy, sour apple, and blue raspberry-flavored sugar, and “Rocky’s Brownie Cookie,” named for another of Kroma and McArthur’s characters.

All of these dishes are delivery-only out of Chuck E. Cheese locations across the U.S.

“Virtual Dining Concepts is excited to collaborate with creators Justin and Adam, on LankyBoxKitchen, a unique, family-friendly food concept designed for their built-in and loyal community,” Stephanie Sollers, CEO of Virtual Dining Concepts, said in a statement.

David McKillips, CEO and president of Chuck E. Cheese’s parent company CEC Entertainment, added that his company is “thrilled to partner with VDC to lead the family entertainment and restaurant category with this new ‘eatertainment’ delivery-only dining concept with the massively popular LankyBox brand.”

VDC and Chuck E. Cheese added that the LankyBox rollout will be “supported by a unique marketing program featuring custom LankyBox content across [Chuck E. Cheese’s] social channels, as well as content and advertisements running inside all Chuck E. Cheese in-restaurant TV’s.”