The Top 8 K-Dramas on Netflix That Are Worth Watching Until 2024

For a number of years, Netflix has been the home of many amazing TV series and films. But those times when it only attracted our interest with the most amazing Hollywood stuff are long gone. Thankfully, the global community is happy that the streaming behemoth is now consistently promoting Korean entertainment. Here is a list of the top K-Dramas available on Netflix, in case you're seeking for them.

The main characters of Crash Landing On You are North Korean soldier Ri Jeong-hyeok and South Korean fashion designer Yoon Se-ri. Following Yoon Se-ri's unintentional crash landing in North Korea, the two fall in love while Captain Ri protects her from seeing anybody in a position of authority.

Any fan of K-dramas should not miss this romantic comedy on Netflix. Even after the story is over, you continue to think about these kinds of tales. It gives each supporting character their fair amount of screen time in addition to letting the main performers shine.

2. We're All Gone

Lee Cheong-San from All of Us Are Dead — Credit for image: IMDb

Korean filmmakers lead the world in Zombie content creation. In the South Korean setting of All of Us Are Dead, a science teacher at a prestigious school is the catalyst for a devastating zombie outbreak. Consequently, the whole show centers on a group of kids who form an alliance to combat the Walking Dead's army.

The show debuted on Netflix in January 2022, and due to its enormous popularity, it was given a second season renewal the same year. We could see it on our televisions in 2025.

Vincenzo

After the untimely death of Park Joo-Hyung's adoptive parents, Vincenzo pursues her. Following that, he is taken in by a mafia family once again. He is given the new name Vincenzo Cassano by his family. He grew up to become a lawyer and was forced to cohabitate with people who were not from the area. The series never fails to make us chuckle, but its action-packed moments also give us chills every time.After its 2021 Netflix debut, Vincenzo quickly rose to the top of the list of popular Korean television series. Additionally, after being published on Netflix, it remained at the top of the list for a considerable amount of time.

4. The Hellbound

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One of the most terrifying K-dramas anybody could have hoped for is Hellbound. When the series debuted on Netflix in 2021, it didn't take long for its popularity to eclipse that of the survival game series Squid Game. The fan base was so thrilled that it went on to become the most watched series ever. Thus, it makes sense that Hellbound been renewed for a second season.There is a thrilling idea in the series that has never been heard or seen before. Out of nowhere, a number of otherworldly creatures appear to cruelly transport sinners to Hell.

5. It's Acceptable to Not Feel Alright

Lead characters from It's okay not to be okay

The protagonist of It's Okay to Not Be Okay is Moon-young, a socially awkward book writer who develops feelings for Gang-tae, a mental hospital caretaker. When she discovered that Gang-tae and her had similar pasts, she was unable to help but admire him. The show has some amazing acting, gripping narratives, and realistic occurrences.After its 2020 premiere, the series quickly rose to the top of Netflix's viewership in South Korea. The Korean romance TV series was adored by viewers all over the globe, however some also criticised the second half's shoddy writing. Still, the event was rescued by the excellent acting performances.

6. The Kingdom

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Kingdom is set during the Joseon period, just before the King's death is reported. But when the king's son sets out to solve the mystery surrounding his father's death, he finds himself stranded in a town where the locals are afflicted with a fatal illness that turns them into ferocious monsters.Kingdom's first season, including six episodes with an excellent setting and story, debuted on Netflix in 2019. After receiving a resoundingly good response, the show's makers decided to give it another season, which debuted in 2020.

7. Fixed On You

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Jang Shin Yu, a lawyer whose family has endured a centuries-old curse, is the focus of Destined With You. But when Lee Hong Jo, a government worker, enters his life, everything changes since she is the one who can break the curse on him and his family.Although the K-Drama doesn't have a very compelling plot, the actors and photography are what elevate it. It's also worth a shot because of the chemistry between the main characters.

8. My Enemy

The main characters of My Demon are the demon Jeong Gu-won and Do Do-hee, who enter a contractual marriage after the former loses his abilities. Every viewer's eyes and soul are captivated by the K-Drama because of the bond between the two characters. Aside from that, you will always remember the storyline of My Demon.With its combination of action, intrigue, drama, and romance, My Demon is also a must-match. You won't even be able to experience boredom with the K-Drama for long. The characters will also be seen dressed in some striking attire.