Looking for your next K-drama binge this week? Whether you’re into high-school stories, royal romances, or emotional comedies, this week’s lineup of new K-dramas on Netflix, Viki, tvN, and MBC has something for everyone. These five fresh titles are already making waves among K-drama fans worldwide — and they’re perfect for your weekend watchlist.
Top 5 New K Dramas to Watch This Week
1. Spirit Fingers (Viki)
“Spirit Fingers” is a heartfelt coming-of-age story starring Ji Hu, Jo Joon Young, and Bomin. The drama follows a shy high-school girl struggling with low self-esteem and the courage to express herself through art. Adapted from a popular webtoon, it’s a visual treat with relatable teen struggles and emotional growth — perfect for fans of “Extraordinary You” or “True Beauty.”
Platform: Viki
Genre: High-school, Drama, Slice of Life
2. Moon River (MBC TV)
For viewers who love a mix of royalty, mystery, and magic, “Moon River” offers an enchanting blend of fantasy and emotion. Set in an ancient kingdom filled with palace intrigue and forbidden love, this drama stands out with its cinematic visuals and intense storytelling. Fans of “Alchemy of Souls” and “The King: Eternal Monarch” will find this royal romance irresistible.
Platform: MBC TV
Genre: Historical, Romance, Fantasy
3. Last Summer (Viki)
If nostalgia and sweet romantic comedies are your vibe, “Last Summer” is your pick of the week. The show follows a group of friends who reunite years later, uncovering memories, regrets, and rekindled love. It’s warm, emotional, and charming — the kind of K-drama that reminds you why the genre continues to touch hearts globally.
Platform: Viki
Genre: Romance, Comedy, Friendship
4. Shin’s Project (tvN)
“Shin’s Project” takes a darker yet humorous turn with a story about a former top negotiator who now runs a small fried chicken shop — but his mysterious past soon resurfaces. This black comedy mixes suspense, humor, and social commentary, offering viewers something different from the typical rom-com formula. Think “Vincenzo” meets “Chief Kim” — unpredictable, funny, and thrilling.
Platform: tvN
Genre: Black Comedy, Thriller, Drama
5. Typhoon Family (Netflix)
Rounding off this week’s K-drama list is “Typhoon Family,” a Netflix original blending family drama, corporate politics, and heartbreak. The story explores the tension between power and relationships in a wealthy family empire. Its sharp writing and strong performances make it one of the must-watch K-dramas of the month for those who loved “Sky Castle” or “Reborn Rich.”
Platform: Netflix
Genre: Family, Drama, Political
Why These K-Dramas Are Worth Watching
This week’s K-dramas showcase the incredible diversity of Korean storytelling, from lighthearted teenage dreams to royal drama and corporate wars. Platforms like Netflix, Viki, MBC, and tvN continue to expand their global library, bringing both fresh faces and seasoned actors to international audiences.
K-dramas are no longer just about love triangles — they now explore deeper emotional arcs, social messages, and character-driven plots. That’s exactly what makes this lineup unmissable for K-drama fans around the world.
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Whether you’re in the mood for laughter, nostalgia, or royal intrigue, these five new K-dramas promise unforgettable storytelling and binge-worthy weekends. Add them to your list, grab some popcorn, and let your emotional K-drama journey begin!
