Here is a list of K-dramas currently streaming on updated March 2018. It's pretty great considering that when I first started watching Kdramas on Netflix years ago, they had only three. We've noticed that this is a popular search term, and people have asked us for this list. Netflix rotates their selection of Korean dramas, so we'll try to update this every once in a while. I tried to categorize them as best as possible, but some of them fall under multiple genres. I put symbols next to the ones we've watched to show how we feel about them. You can find out more about them and other K-dramas we recommend that aren't on Netflix but are on or in our post There are also links to the ones we've reviewed here on our blog. Have fun watching your favorite K-dramas without commercials. I like to sort alphabetically instead of looking at the Netflix recommendations because I've often already seen the recommended dramas. Black Goodbye, My Wife Happy And Heaven's Garden Immortal Classic Lady in Dignity Love Rain Lucid Dream Mirror of the Witch under the title Secret Healer Misaeng, Incomplete Life Night Light under korean shows on netflix title White Nights Nightmare High% Operation Proposal Outstanding Woman President Prison Playbook Quiz from God Saving Mrs. Go Bong Shil under title Go. Also comment below on which of these you recommend. After a recent layout switch, we're seeing comments posted before April 7, 2017 missing on a few posts. We're working on a solution, and in the meantime, any new comments you leave will work. Anonymous Thanks for creating this site. My fave character - the Scheduler Jung Il Woohe plays such a great mean guy, loved his one liners and comebacks. If you want some dramas on this list that have more passion in them, I would go with Lie to Me, Flower Boy Ramen Shop, Prosecutor Princess, or Scent of a Woman purely for the tango scenes. Secret Garden, Protect the Boss, and My Princess also have a fair amount of affection in them, though it is sometimes one sided or wide eyed. It's a korean shows on netflix drama and you can watch it without commercial interruptions on Gooddrama. It is a very sweet story. All of these are great dramas and I would love for everyone to experience the joy that I did while watching. Anonymous These you listed are 3 of my favorites. It was my first experience with a Korean show. I watched and was addicted almost immediately. I also ended that series slightly obsessed with Kim Hyun-joong. If you like him, you should check him out on Barefoot Friends, a variety show on Dramafever, which I have laughed more through than any show I have ever watched. He is quite an amazing person. Well, that obsession led me to his movie Playful Kiss and although it was slow and frustrating at times I ended up loving it. However, I highly recommend to anyone who watches this series to follow it up with the 7-part webisode series on YouTube, which is quite possibly the best part of the entire experience with this drama series!. Don't miss out on that. Getting back to one of my favorites, Lee Min-ho, I watched Faith, which I am still trying to resolve the final episode in my mind. From there I went on to Personal Taste, another with Lee Min-ho. It was quite different from Faith and the others I've mentioned, and so it korean shows on netflix me a bit to like it but overall I did like it. There was one scene that gave me goose-bumps all over. Well, after Barefoot Friends I will go onto another series. My daughter has suggested Secret Garden. It was his first variety show, paired with Hwang Bo, who is older 6 years from him. The show was soooooooo funny, i also cried a lot at the end, because it was so sad. Anonymous Definitely check out Queen In Hyun's Man i watched it on Viki and Dramacrazy. One of the kdramas I would watch over and over again. My first was My Girlfriend is a Gumiho, and it got me hooked - I then watched Pasta, which was very good in a different way. I think my favorites have been Lie to Me, and Coffee House on Hulu because they are unexpected and the actors and scripts are not so predictable or melodramatic though it is hard to avoid some melodrama. Shut Up let's go was also an amazing and refreshingly different show. City Hunter was extremely far fetched, but good drama. I wish Netflix would get more. Some of my favorites are off the list. Anyway, I could go on all day. I wish I could get into the Korean movies, but strangely enough, I need the episodic pacing of the dramas. I just want to know if it's on Netflix, if so. Can any of you give me the title of it so I can search and watch it on Netflix. Usually shows in DramaFever have different titles than the ones in Netflix even though it's the same show. I didn't really like Flower Boy Ramen Shop and You're Beautiful because I just wasn't won over by the male lead and the female lead was such a doormat that it got on my nerves. If I had to pick a top three out of my list: Boys Over Flowers, Full House and Protect the Boss. Anonymous Is there a way to search on Netflix to see all of the Korean dramas and Korean movies they have for streaming. I'm sure there are a lot of dramas and movies I haven't heard of yet so I wouldn't know the titles to search for. I don't think there's a way to search for them on Netflix, but if you look up some specific ones from our list, Netflix will automatically create a category of Korean shows and movies. That's what happened for me, at least. They might have a subcategory for Korean films. I adored Kim Takgu's character which Yoon Shi Yoon absolutely nailed, and Eugene has to be the most beautiful and graceful Korean actress I've seen yet. I was unsure about the theme around bread before I started but it was done really well. I loved that it was actually a bit longer series to really develop the wonderful storyline and was a refreshing departure from the romcoms I normally watch. I really liked that it had positive messages underneath all of the corruption and betrayal instead of just another conflicted girl deciding between some chaebol jerk korean shows on netflix the nice guy. Even the hubby watched with me which he never does when I go to Koreatown as he says ha. For feel good dramas, I recommend Protect The Boss and Flower Boy Ramyun Shop. I'm also partial to Playful Kiss even though some parts aggravated me. Of course Boys Over Flowers is a classic to be watched at least once. Anonymous Has no one mentioned In Need of Romance yet. Tightly scripted and sophisticated dialogue. The girls are georgeous and charming sorry I'm a guy even though they intentionaly have different personalities. The themes and dialogue are sometimes pretty frank, which can be boundry pushing for a k-drama. Its just high quality all around. Sometimes real life is just like a k-drama. Anonymous Warrior Baek Dong Soo, And the Slave Hunters were great. Bread, Love, and Dreams was amazing though it was long, i also liked Shining Inheritance and Padam Padam, 49 Days was cool too. Master of Study I really enjoyed, and I think you can go without watching Dream High 2, it's a waste. Shut Up Flower Boy Band was pretty good surprisingly, a little disappointed in the ending though. Heartstrings was cute and My Fair Lady turned out to be better than I expected, but I would definitely check these out. Anonymous Well I do have a long list of kdramas I like so I won't say them all. This was my first korean drama so I may like it just cause of that but it has some real good parts especially for a newbie. I've been waiting for that other shoe to drop, though. Of the ones you don't have marked, I saw and really liked Shining Inheritance which I think is more like the romantic comedies you have listedPadam Padam, and The Musical. I've just started Operation Proposal and am really liking that too, and again that seems more like rom-com than melodrama. It's very good except you can't see thumbnails I don't know exactly what they're called when you fast forward. Not only did it have a great story but the characters were really well portrayed and you can't help but get attached to a few of them. I've only recently started watching K-dramas but I have found that no matter what the story is if the characters are well written and acted you follow their ups and downs and root for them until the end no matter what. Supersonic Hypertonic Late Autumn starring Chinese actress Wei Tang and Korean actor Bin Hyeon is available for rent but for some inexplicable reason not streaming on Netflix. Its a half American half Korean production set in Seattle. It features one the best female performances I can remember. Bin Hyeon's acting is brilliant as well, its just that Wei Tang is so good. Its a near perfect movie, I cant find anything wrong with it. I must confess to several marathon viewing sessions over recent korean shows on netflix. We dropped our cable tv subscription due to lack of viewing, and now between Netflix and DramaFever subscriptions that I can watch online, on my iPad, and on television via Roku, I am happier than ever. What fun picking up a bit of Korean language along the way, korean shows on netflix. The Manny really was ok but had to watch it through to make my final judgment call. Enjoyed Creating Destiny but they had Eugene's character a bit too petty for me, could have eased back on it and made the series even cuter. Unimpressed with I Need Romance though, couldn't watch it all the way through and Delightful Girl Choon Hyang was dragged out much too far. Sungkyunkwan Scandal was a fun historical drama. Anyway, just my thoughts, we don't all share the same opinions on anything. Oh no, were running out. Jin, The Great Queen Seondeok and Faith were great historical dramas. Loved dream high with Suzy, You are Beautiful, Pasta, Cheogdamdong Alice, Heartstrings, Rooftop Prince, Boys over Flowers, Secret Garden. I hope Netflix gets more up because we've seen almost all of them. Especially love the music and romantic comedies. Andrea I am very new to kdramas. I was browsing through an issue of Entertainment Weekly that mentioned these dramas, and as I was becoming very bored with Netflix, I decided to see what kinds of shows and movies they had in the database. I started first with Playful Kiss, which was fun and enjoyable. I had my fair share of issues with it, but I feel like it really eased me into kdramas. So, this isn't a bad drama to start with, especially if you're a newbie like me. Then, I moved on to Boys Over Flowers, which I enjoyed a lot more than Playful Kiss. Some parts seemed a bit excessive with the drama, but that's just a minor gripe. That and I didn't get nearly enough of Yi-jung and Ga eul. Two days ago, I started City Hunter because I really enjoyed Lee Min-Ho's performance throughout Boys Over Flowers and I wanted to watch some more of his workand I have to say, that I think City Hunter is my favorite korean shows on netflix far. I'm actually surprised as it's not my usual style. I'm more of a rom com kind of girl. That said, I've watched at least 53 hours of kdramas in 11 days. Goodbye social life because it seems like kdramas are my newest addiction. Vivi In fact, I still have the emails with your original post and my response. Here is the post: You both work for Dramafever, be honest with your readers and tell them that. There are a lot of other free sites to watch kdramas on like Hulu, Viki etc if you really care about sharing good korean dramas with fans you'd list all the places to find them - not just your employer. Vivi And here was my response. I'm seriously not trying to be shady here. Actually, if you look on our sidebar, you'll see that we have listed almost all of the places where people can stream Kdramas including Hulu. I didn't include Hulu in this particular post because even with a paid subscription, you have to watch commercials, which is difficult for drama newbies. To your question of dishonesty, let me say this: This blog existed well before either of us worked for Dramafever and I don't even work for them full time--I just happen to freelance for themand we always wanted to keep this as a place where we could be open and honest about our drama opinions. For example, we wanted to be able to say that Heirs a Dramafever exclusive was kind of terrible without getting Coco into trouble at work. That being said, our work for Dramafever has never been a secret, especially to people who follow us regularly on the blog or on social media. I hope that helps clear up your concerns. I just finished watching Gu Family Book and it was a lot better than I thought. It contains a bit of fantasy, which I liked, and it has a great story to it. T-T I wish they made more episodes, though!!. Karmageddon Please, tell me you're under the age of 11. Isn't it obvious from Hana's post that there's a bit of a language barrier. You, however, seem to be fluent in korean shows on netflix English and cyber-superiority. Yes, it's impolite to cross-advertise. Saying that wouldn't have been enough. For the record, there actually are movies listed korean shows on netflix this thread. Maybe you're not familiar with their titles or that topic?. Be nice or be gone. Sarah Hong So glad that you provide a list of all the dramas currently airing on Netflix. I have Netflix Canada and some dramas aren't offered here. Any tips on how to see all Korean titles at once would be great.
