Classic, classic Shanghai spot right here. Open since the 1990s, Yakitori Fukuchan is a closet-sized Japanese joint for charcoal-grilled skewers and cold Asahi beer. The menu is primarily chicken (wing, liver, heart, skin, thigh, Japanese-style chicken meatballs) seasoned either with salt or a sweet soy sauce, along with a smattering of other yakitori favorites, like grilled cherry tomatoes wrapped in bacon, noodles, a couple of stir fries, and rice and soup. The beer is cold and cheap, the vibe is time doesn't exist here. The place only seats about 15 people so it can be hard to get a table at peak hours, but it's worth it as the food is very solid and the atmosphere is even better. It's a good one for solo, a date, or probably no more than four people unless you're coming at off-peak times. They also have a much bigger location in Gubei.