Are you looking for a new K-Drama to watch? Whatever your genre, we’ve got you covered! Here are 9 of the best new K-Dramas coming to screens in March 2025.
1. The Potato Lab – March 1
First up is a new Netflix office romance about a potato researcher who has been working at the Potato Research Institute for over a decade. Will the arrival of a new director shake up her work life—and her love life?
2. Riding Life – March 3
This ENA K-Drama, set in Gangnam, Seoul, is about competitive private academies and mother-daughter relationships. A single mother named Lee Jung Eun reluctantly turns to her mother for help.
3. I Am a Running Mate – March 6
In this TVING black comedy series, a model student’s reputation tanks after a humiliating incident saddles him with a new nickname: Erector. To revive his once-perfect image, he decides to become a running mate for the student council. Along the way, he gets involved with two other students who are in the running, and it all goes downhill from there…
4. When Life Gives You Tangerines (Volume 1) – March 7
IU and Park Bo Gum star in this highly anticipated Netflix romance drama set on Jeju Island in the 1950s. IU plays the younger version of the female lead–a free spirit who dreams of becoming a poet–while Park Bo Gum plays the younger version of the male lead–her steadfast secret admirer. Queenmaker‘s Moon So Ri and The World of the Married‘s Park Hae Joon play their older counterparts.
5. The Art of Negotiation – March 15
This JTBC thriller-drama, set in the cutthroat business world, follows an expert negotiator (played by a gray-haired Lee Je Hoon) and his team.
6. Hyper Knife – March 19
Disney+ is bringing K-Drama fans a new medical drama about a disgraced neurosurgeon who winds up working at an underground clinic. An unexpected reunion with her mentor, the man responsible for her downfall, sets wheels in motion…
7. Villains Everywhere – March 19
This KBS2 K-Drama is about two sisters surrounded by villains. One is a housewife who once had an exciting love life as a flight attendant, while the other is a married mother of two who teaches cooking classes.
8. Heo’s Restaurant – March 24
This Netflix series is a fantasy rom-com about an exiled man from the Joseon Dynasty who time-travels to present-day Seoul. This fish out of water ends up working at a mother and daughter’s restaurant. Everything is going great until a sudden “accident” leads to him becoming the restaurant’s chef as he tries to track down a murderer.
9. The Divorce Insurance – March 31
This tVN comedy, which will also air on Amazon Prime, is about an insurance company that deals with divorce cases. It follows an insurance agent who has been divorced three times and his co-workers on the company’s product development team.
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