Jang Ki-yong is having a major moment again thanks to the buzz around Dynamite Kiss. His comeback era has reminded viewers why he’s one of the most effortlessly charismatic actors in the industry. From swoony romance to gritty thrillers and fantasy twists, his filmography is surprisingly diverse and perfect for binge-watchers who love depth mixed with charm. Here are the top K-dramas that show off his range, storytelling choices, and undeniable screen presence!

Love.exe is a fresh campus rom-com about a model-influencer and a coding genius whose worlds collide in the most unexpected way. Here’s everything to know about the cast, story, and where to watch.

We take a deep dive into the beloved, often hilarious moments to understand the meaning and cultural significance of these three essential Korean titles, often splattered all over K-dramas! Plus, we give you some juicy titles you don't want to miss!

Merry Berry Love is Disney+’s newly announced Korean-Japanese romance starring Ji Chang Wook and Imada Mio. Revealed at the Disney+ Originals Preview 2026 event in Hong Kong, the drama follows a Korean space planner and a Japanese strawberry farmer whose lives collide on a remote island. Here’s everything we know so far.

Can This Love Be Translated? is easily one of the most talked-about upcoming Netflix K-dramas. Originally expected to premiere in 2025, the drama has now been pushed to early 2026. According to multiple industry reports and fan community updates, the new internal timeline points to a January or February 2026 release. The drama has already completed filming. What remains is post-production, editing,and Netflix scheduling. We have the details!

Nice To Not Meet You blends awkward romance, modern relationships, and relatable humor. This review breaks down the story, cast, streaming info, and why you should watch it.

Looking for cohabitation romance K-dramas. Here are the top picks where two strangers must share a home and end up falling in love.

Looking for emotional Korean films that will touch your heart? From A Moment to Remember to Miracle in Cell No. 7, these seven cult classics beautifully portray love, loss, and human connection. Get ready for stories that will make you cry and stay with you long after the credits roll.

SBS just dropped the first trailer for Dynamite Kiss, and fans already agree the silly, feel-good rom-com era is making a comeback! The drama brings back those chaotic misunderstandings, accidental kisses, and heart-fluttering chemistry we all missed from 2016 K-dramas. Read on for more exciting details!

If you love romantic comedies with comedic banter, Would You Marry Me? is one to watch this season. Starring Choi Woo-shik and Jung So-min, this K-drama brings together one of the most beloved fake marriage tropes with heart and humor.

From romantic comedies to emotional love stories, these dramas wrap up their journeys with a promise of forever. Here’s a list of K-dramas where weddings or marriage mark the ending, making them perfect watches for fans who love complete and happy love stories.

Move over, romantic comedies, this new genre is taking over! We discuss why these types of BL dramas are becoming more mainstream than before!

How does this period drama unveil the tragic and tyrannical reign of King Yeonsangun? We unveil the evil truth behind this popular historical drama!

Being a fangirl isn’t just about liking your favorite star; it’s about standing by them, hyping their work, shielding them from negativity, and sharing their talents with the world. Here are 5 must-watch dramas that will satisfy your K-drama heart and your inner fangirl!

Beyond the Bar ending explained with cliffhanger romance leaves fans asking if Season 2 is coming soon.

“Noona” is a Korean term used by men to refer to an older woman, and in the world of K-dramas, noona romances explore relationships between older women and younger men. Korean dramas have long pioneered this genre, normalizing the idea that love transcends age. These stories beautifully highlight how an older woman can be just as charming, confident, and desirable to her younger romantic partner.

Song Joong Ki is back to romance, and fans couldn’t be more excited! After years of intense roles as gangsters, mafias, and mysterious figures, the actor is finally stepping into a lighthearted rom-com with My Youth. Starring opposite the versatile Chun Woo Hee, this drama is set to bring a refreshing spark to the 2025 K-drama lineup.

Lately, K-dramas have been exploring romantic stories beyond youthful first loves, with an increasing number of shows featuring characters in their 30s, 40s, or beyond. Every month, at least one new drama shines a spotlight on middle-aged romance, and the latest, My Troublesome Star, is trending hard. Here are notable series where romantic relationships involve characters well into adulthood.

Contract dating and contract marriage K-dramas have made a major comeback—and we couldn’t be happier. This is easily one of our favorite romance tropes, and for good reason. It has everything: leads thrown together unwillingly, a relationship bound by a deal or marriage contract, and that irresistible undercurrent of tension. Here are six must-watch contract K-dramas that will hit you right in the feels.

Love Untangled is a 1998-set South Korean teen romance film arriving on Netflix on August 29, 2025. It stars Shin Eun-soo, Gong Myung, and Cha Woo-min. It follows Park Se-ri, a home-schooled 19-year-old with untamable curly hair, on a quirky journey toward love and self-acceptance.