Dean & DeLuca has closed its flagship store in SoHo, after months of financial turmoil in which it shuttered all its other New York City stores. Two notices on its locked and grated front doors Monday announced the store’s “temporary closing,” and said it “will reopen soon.”

Asked to elaborate, a Dean & DeLuca spokeswoman said in a text message Tuesday that she was hearing only “silence” from Pace Development, the Thai real estate company that bought the cafe and grocery chain in 2014.

Pace’s chief executive, Sorapoj Techakraisri, told The Nation, an English-language paper in Thailand, this summer that he planned to expand the brand into major Asian capitals.

Image Messages on the front doors of the store. Credit... Amelia Nierenberg

When The New York Times reported the first of the New York closings in July, Dean & DeLuca confirmed that it was shutting three of its stores in New York. Four more closed in August, and a Midtown location closed in September. The company’s website no longer lists the SoHo location, only Dean & DeLuca’s two remaining United States stores, in Hawaii. Calls on Tuesday to both Honolulu shops confirmed they are still in operation.