If you’ve been meaning to refresh your K-drama watchlist, this week’s releases bring a perfect mix of fantasy, comedy, and heartfelt storytelling. From workplace struggles and royal revenge tales to fake marriages and emotional family reunions, there’s something for everyone. We’ve rounded up five new and trending K-dramas that either premiere this week or drop fresh episodes over the weekend. So, grab your snacks, get comfy, and let’s dive in.
1. The Dream Life of Mr. Kim (Netflix – October 25, 2025)
If you love stories about everyday heroes rediscovering life, The Dream Life of Mr. Kim should be your pick. The series follows Mr. Kim, a loyal employee who’s worked at the same company for 25 years without missing a single promotion cycle.
But just when he thinks life is stable, things begin to fall apart, both at work and at home. What follows is a heartfelt and humorous journey of self-discovery as he tries to find meaning beyond the corporate grind. Starring Ryu Seung-ryong, Myung Se-bin, and Cha Kang-yoon, and directed by Cho Hyun-tak, this K-dramas is consists of 12-episodes.
2. Moon River (MBC TV – October 31, 2025)
For fans of historical fantasy and romance, Moon River is the big one to watch out for. The drama stars Kang Tae-oh as a Crown Prince on a mission for revenge after losing his beloved queen. But fate takes a bizarre twist when he swaps bodies with a commoner who looks exactly like her, played by Kim Se-jeong.
With elements of magic, mystery, and royal intrigue, the show combines time travel with deep emotional storytelling. The lush cinematography and period setting make Moon River one of the most visually striking dramas of the season.
3. Would You Marry Me (JioHotstar, Viki - Ongoing)
If you’re craving something light and fun, Would You Marry Me is your go-to weekend watch. The series follows Jung So-min as Yoo Me-ri, a passionate designer who finds her world turned upside down after her fiancé’s betrayal.
Desperate for a new start, she enters a contest offering a luxurious newlywed house, but there’s a catch. To win, she must prove she’s married! What begins as a fake partnership soon turns into something real, with plenty of heart-fluttering moments and laughs along the way. Episode 6 premieres on October 25, with subtitles available at release. Expect over an hour of charming chaos in every episode.
4. Typhoon Family (tvN, Netflix – Ongoing)
If emotional family dramas are your thing, Typhoon Family delivers a storm of emotions, quite literally. Starring Lee Jun-ho, Kim Min-ha, and Sung Dong-il, the show revolves around a seemingly broken family trying to rebuild trust and love amidst betrayal and personal struggles.
It’s a mix of business politics, humour, and heartfelt moments that hit home. Airing every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 PM KST, the series continues to draw viewers with its realistic portrayal of relationships and the idea that even the messiest families can find their way back together.
5. Nice To Not Meet You (Amazon Prime Video – November 3, 2025)
Mark your calendar for this modern romantic comedy. Nice To Not Meet You stars Lee Jung-jae and Lim Ji-yeon in an unexpected pairing, a self-absorbed actor and a disgraced journalist whose fates collide in the most chaotic way possible. What begins as mutual annoyance slowly turns into unexpected affection. With sharp humor, relatable characters, and second-chance romance, this one’s shaping up to be a must-watch.
Stay tuned!
1. The Dream Life of Mr. Kim (Netflix – October 25, 2025)
If you love stories about everyday heroes rediscovering life, The Dream Life of Mr. Kim should be your pick. The series follows Mr. Kim, a loyal employee who’s worked at the same company for 25 years without missing a single promotion cycle.
But just when he thinks life is stable, things begin to fall apart, both at work and at home. What follows is a heartfelt and humorous journey of self-discovery as he tries to find meaning beyond the corporate grind. Starring Ryu Seung-ryong, Myung Se-bin, and Cha Kang-yoon, and directed by Cho Hyun-tak, this K-dramas is consists of 12-episodes.
2. Moon River (MBC TV – October 31, 2025)
For fans of historical fantasy and romance, Moon River is the big one to watch out for. The drama stars Kang Tae-oh as a Crown Prince on a mission for revenge after losing his beloved queen. But fate takes a bizarre twist when he swaps bodies with a commoner who looks exactly like her, played by Kim Se-jeong.
With elements of magic, mystery, and royal intrigue, the show combines time travel with deep emotional storytelling. The lush cinematography and period setting make Moon River one of the most visually striking dramas of the season.
3. Would You Marry Me (JioHotstar, Viki - Ongoing)
If you’re craving something light and fun, Would You Marry Me is your go-to weekend watch. The series follows Jung So-min as Yoo Me-ri, a passionate designer who finds her world turned upside down after her fiancé’s betrayal.
Desperate for a new start, she enters a contest offering a luxurious newlywed house, but there’s a catch. To win, she must prove she’s married! What begins as a fake partnership soon turns into something real, with plenty of heart-fluttering moments and laughs along the way. Episode 6 premieres on October 25, with subtitles available at release. Expect over an hour of charming chaos in every episode.
4. Typhoon Family (tvN, Netflix – Ongoing)
If emotional family dramas are your thing, Typhoon Family delivers a storm of emotions, quite literally. Starring Lee Jun-ho, Kim Min-ha, and Sung Dong-il, the show revolves around a seemingly broken family trying to rebuild trust and love amidst betrayal and personal struggles.
It’s a mix of business politics, humour, and heartfelt moments that hit home. Airing every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 PM KST, the series continues to draw viewers with its realistic portrayal of relationships and the idea that even the messiest families can find their way back together.
5. Nice To Not Meet You (Amazon Prime Video – November 3, 2025)
Mark your calendar for this modern romantic comedy. Nice To Not Meet You stars Lee Jung-jae and Lim Ji-yeon in an unexpected pairing, a self-absorbed actor and a disgraced journalist whose fates collide in the most chaotic way possible. What begins as mutual annoyance slowly turns into unexpected affection. With sharp humor, relatable characters, and second-chance romance, this one’s shaping up to be a must-watch.
Stay tuned!
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