Living in Susukino, Sapporo, and enjoying the happy nightlife as the locals do!

When traveling to Hokkaido in winter, you will naturally not miss Sapporo, the capital of Hokkaido. The stunning snow sculptures of the Sapporo Snow Festival every year are unforgettable. Although we didn't catch up with the Snow Festival this time, we experienced another style of Sapporo. The city of night owls, Sapporo, especially living in the bustling Susukino, you will feel more exciting as the night gets deeper! This time we stayed at OMO3 Sapporo Susukino. Skiing enthusiasts can come and stay in the night owl ski suite. There is a special area in the room for placing snow gear. The hotel lobby not only has weather forecasts and traffic information for nearby ski resorts, but also tools for polishing and maintaining snow gear. Susukino is a bustling street representing Sapporo, with more than 3,500 restaurants scattered here. It can be said that the entire street can collect the delicacies of the whole territory of Hokkaido. However, living in OMO3 Sapporo Susukino, you don't need to worry about what to eat. The "Apero" meeting held in the hotel every day, OMO Ranger will decrypt the secret of Sapporo's food. This time we learned about the history of Hokkaido ramen and the information of delicious ramen shops nearby! At dinner time, it is recommended to experience the ramen eating scene at Sapporo Ramen Yokocho! This street is located in Susukino, the center of Sapporo. It has a history of more than 30 years. It has developed from the initial 7 or 8 ramen shops and has now become a ramen horizontal street with 17 ramen shops. Each shop is very mini, and you can experience different flavors of ramen on one street. Living in OMO3 Sapporo Susukino, with a ramen coupon, you can choose 3 out of 17, enjoy half a serving of ramen in each, which is especially suitable for us who want to experience different flavors of ramen~ Which one is the best, see who The answer is self-evident when the queue is high. It is recommended to have a soy sauce ramen at Diziqu. The master who makes the noodles is too handsome. I thought he was cool, but his smile is particularly bright! After eating ramen, you can also take a walk in Susukino Zero. You can enjoy it like a local. With OMO Ranger, you can explore the underground food street of Zero. This is a place known to many old customers. A glass of wine opens a happy chat night, immersive experience Sapporo's night owl life! OMO3 Sapporo Susukino, with the concept of "happy night owl life", gives us more than this happy choice. The 24-hour all-weather self-service OMO Food & Drink Station is a space I particularly like to empty. The entire area is like a comic space, simple and stylish. You can have a drink and work at night, and there are rich breakfast choices in the morning. Rice ball sandwiches, coffee and various drinks, the products here are all from Hokkaido.