Ashley Tisdale grabs her lunch to go from local restaurant as coronavirus crisis forces closures 

She recently reunited with her High School Musical co-star Vanessa Hudgens for an online singalong on TikTok, as they kept themselves in isolation.

And Ashley Tisdale was seen continuing to adjust to her new normal amid the coronavirus lockdown and closures on Wednesday, as she stepped out grab her lunch to go from a local Los Angeles restaurant.

The 34-year-old actress looked casually cool in a light grey hoodie with matching bottoms and a pair of fluffy slippers as she waited in line to be handed her meal. 

Wearing her hair in a relaxed bun, she was seen scrolling through her phone as she patiently waited to get her pre-ordered lunch.

Her outing comes days after she shared a TikTok clip of herself and her High School Musical co-star Hudgens, 31, teaming up virtually to perform their movie’s anthemic hit song We’re All In This Together.

Using a video Tisdale posted to her Instagram earlier on Monday, Hudgens took made a video and ran they side by side for her TikTok.

While Tisdale, who played Sharpay in the Disney films, did the iconic dance to the song, Hudgens took a more adult approach.

Sitting at her counter, while singing along, she popped a cork on some red wine and went on to pour herself a glass.

She added the caption: ‘Well. It’s come to this. Lol @ashleytisdale maybe I start getting into tik tok? Username is vanessahudgens not vanessahudgens0 okay byeeee.’

Hudgens, who played Gabriella alongside Tisdale and Zac Efron, looked retro-glam with voluminous curly hair and a slightly smokey eye look. She also rocked a red cheetah print jacket a cream v-neck sweater.

While preparing to sip on her wine, she managed to do some of the hand choreography.

Meanwhile, Tisdale, in a cotton candy tie-dyed sweatsuit did all of the dance moves perfectly.

Over the weekend, while isolating, Hudgens shared videos playing with filters and makeup declaring herself ‘already bored.’

Taking selfies of herself rocking bright eye shadow and neon nail polish, the star put on a playful display as she wrote: ‘Lock down. Playing with makeup. Lol as always.’

Her latest post comes just a day after Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti closed all bars, movie theatres, gyms, and venues where groups gather amid the COVID-19, novel coronavirus pandemic.

The city standards follow New York City and other cities around the globe in response to the crisis.

In Los Angeles, however essential businesses including restaurants for delivery or take out only, pharmacies, grocery stores, medical facilities and sanitation services will remain running.