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SPOTTED: Jessica Alba eats kale and tofu at Bent

By Holly Cheung
 | September 4, 2013
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(Image: Georges Biard)
(Image: Georges Biard)

A star-spotter warming up for this week’s TIFF celeb mayhem glimpsed Jessica Alba at Dundas West eatery Bent on Friday night with her manager and sister-in-law. The star munched on kale and tofu salad and pan-seared scallops and happily posed for an Instagram shot with Bent co-owner (and Susur Lee offspring) Kai Bent-Lee before heading home to California the next day.

 

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