Romantic K-Dramas We’re Excited To Stream in November 2025

As the late autumn breeze of November begins to settle in and the weather starts to feel cozier by the day, indicating the onset of winter, it marks the perfect time to curl up on your couch with something that makes you feel equally warm in your heart. In the world of rom-coms, the temptation of a good K-drama with a warm hot chocolate topped with marshmallows and a cosy blanket never ceases to lure you in. And as November begins, it is time to refresh your watchlist with newer and just as addictive and compelling plots and characters. From a fake relationship to another one of the most-loved enemies-to-lovers tropes, new dramas are just around the corner.

New K-Dramas To Add To Your Watchlist

Nice To Not Meet You

If you love an enemies-to-lovers trope and once again want to see sparks fly all across your TV screen, Nice To Not Meet You is the one that you should look out for. It follows the story of a narcissistic actor with a successful career, who plays the role of a detective. Sparks fly when he collides with an entertainment journalist who has been abruptly removed from mid-investigation of a political case. What begins with a hint of resentment between the two characters, their dynamics change as it slowly turns into admiration. The drama stars Lee Jung-Jae and Lim Ji-Yeon.

Streaming from 3 November 2025

Moon River

Another one of the enemies-to-lovers tropes, well…only partly, this drama revolves around a vengeful king who seeks revenge after losing his beloved queen and a commoner who resembles the queen. The drama will have the viewers at the edge of their seats as it navigates through the rollercoaster of peak hatred. But here’s the twist: when the king tries to attack the commoner, both of their souls switch, and the two wake up in each other’s bodies. This period drama promises chaos, bitterness and romance in just the right amount to get your heart pounding. Starring Kang Tae-Oh and Kim Se-Jeong, Moon River Is set to release on November 7, 2025.

Streaming from 7 November 2025

Would You Marry Me

Here’s one for the lovers of the fake marriage trop. It follows the story of a heartbroken designer who wants to win a contest for a luxurious house but there is a problem. To win the contest, the competitors need to be married. Make way for the heir of Korea’s oldest bakery and the perfectionist marketing leader who saves the situation with a deal for being married for 90 days. As the two begin living together as a married couple, their daily routines result in the blossoming of an unexpected connection. You might want to believe their story would find its happily ever after, but how can the fiancé who broke her heart not reappear in their lives and threaten to expose the reality?

Streaming from 10 October 2025

Typhoon Family

Make way for another enemies-to-lovers trope as this drama, set in 1997 during the IMF crisis, follows the reckless heir who becomes the CEO of his father’s company. As the company navigates bankruptcy, some of the employees lose hope, but the heir has a significant awakening as he finds a hidden safe and attempts to save his company. The drama turns interesting when there’s a responsible bookkeeper who sees him as an incompetent child, adding a hint of comedy to the story with the duo’s banter. The drama featuring Lee Junho and Kim Min-Ha was released recently on October 11, 2025

Streaming from 11 October 2025

The Dream Life Of Mr Kim

A practical man, who has never lost a promotion in his career in the company where he has been employed for a quarter of a century, is experiencing a crisis. Not only does he get dismissed from his job, but he also cannot manage to stop his personal life from collapsing. In order to find a new purpose in his life apart from the corporate world, Mr Kim embarks on a path of self-discovery. Ryu Seung-ryong, Myung Se-bin, and Cha Kang-yoon star in 'The Dream Life of Mr Kim'. 

Streaming from 10 October 2025

Last Summer

One for the softies, the show follows two childhood friends who meet each other years after a mysterious event took place. The two explore the complexities of a secret past and hidden feelings of love, regret and reconciliation to find their way to each other. The show stars Lee Jae-wook and Choi Sung-eun.

Streaming from 1 November 2025

Dynamite Kiss

What is a K-drama that does not feature a chaos of a lifetime? The show follows a single woman who disguises herself as a married woman and a mother to get a job, but things start to take an unexpected turn when the team leader of a baby products company begins falling in love with her. Ahn Eun Jin and Jang Ki Yong star in this new workplace drama. 

Streaming from 12 November 2025