Guu recently changed their name to Kinka due to the ending of a franchise agreement with the parent company. That is pretty much the only thing that's changed. It's still a boisterous place with delicious, shareable plates. If it's your first time at Kinka, here's what you should try:
Kakuni - braised pork belly ($8.8)
Kakimayo - baked oyster (8.5)
Brie cheese - (7.5)
Karaage - deep fried chicken (7.8)
Salmon tataki -seared BC salmon (7.8)
I would also recommend the Unagi bibimbap but only if you're into BBQ eel.
The list above is a decent amount of food for 3-4 people.
The creme brûlée pudding is divine.
The service here is excellent. I was recently here for a birthday and requested a birthday dessert special. Our server was lovely and made sure everything was perfect. They even sing for you and take a picture for you to keep.