Looking for Love in 2025? These Korean Dramas Might Just Be Your Soft Spot!

Dating in 2025 is an emotional rollercoaster without a seatbelt. From unmatched energy to ghosted texts, it's easy to become jaded about love. But Korean dramas? They have some sort of magic power to make us remember again. They remind us that slow gazes still get the job done, that rain confessions never go out of style, and that real love—messy, healing, transformative love—is possible.

Regardless of whether you're alone, broken-hearted, or otherwise a romance sucker, these 12 new Korean dramas in 2025 are your safety net. They're heartbreaking, gorgeous, and sentimental—exactly the kind of stories that stay with you long after the credits. So in the event that you're looking for love, maybe it's not in your inbox. Maybe it is in one of these unforgettable dramas.

1. "Letters to Her" – A Love That Outlived Time

Starring Lee Min-ho and Kim Tae-ri, this deeply affecting drama is the story of a man who keeps penning letters to a woman he hasn't laid eyes on in a decade. When they finally reunite, the reason she departed splinters and heals your heart all at once. Unpretentious, poetic, and indelible.

2. "Kiss Me in April" – Spring's Most Bittersweet Romance

When two college friends run into each other again as grown-ups, the memories of an almost-romance start surfacing once more. Park Bo-young and Ahn Hyo-seop have the kind of chemistry that increases with every unspoken moment. Prepare to get hurt in the best way.

3. "Like We Never Said Goodbye" – Second Chances Aren't Always Easy

Jung Hae-in and Shin Hye-sun reunite in this story of two exes reunited in a friend's wedding week. Old flame, old scars—and maybe a new beginning. This for anyone who's ever wondered what if?

4. "The Sky Between Us" – Long Distance, Short Time

When a Korean diplomat falls for a photojournalist stationed in another country, their stolen moments together become everything. Rowoon and Lee Sung-kyung deliver a mature, slow-burn romance that hits different. You’ll fall in love, slowly and all at once.

5. “Lost and Found Hearts” – Love After Losing Everything

After a crippling accident, a woman moves to a coastal town and is surprised by the comforting presence of a widowed owner of a bookstore. Kim Ji-won and Kang Ha-neul weave a tale of romance that's whispered, slow-burning, and truly redemptive.

6. "Flaws and All" – Love When You Feel Unlovable

This one's for the overthinkers. Kim Se-jeong and Lee Do-hyun star as two flawed individuals who self-sabotage themselves… until they see maybe they're just perfect for each other. It's quirky, emotional, and super relatable.

7. "You, Again" – Soulmates in Another Life

When a woman wakes up with memories of a past life where she died in the arms of her lover, she seeks out the reincarnation of the man she loved. Song Kang and Bae Suzy bring this fantasy-romance to life in a way that is almost heartbreaking.

8. "Between Love and Goodbye" – The Relationship That Couldn't Last… Or Could It?

Two artists get caught up while writing the same song, but fate (and luck) intervenes. Nam Joo-hyuk and Kim Da-mi give an unfiltered performance in this story of timing, proximity, and those individuals we can't seem to shake from our system.

9. "Tell Me You Remember" – A Love Story Buried in Memory

Following a crash, a man loses the woman he vowed forever to. Seo In-guk and Park Min-young immerse themselves in heartache, dedication, and whether love can be remembered… or must be felt again from the beginning.

10. "When the Light Fades" – Loving Through the Darkest Times

A sweeping drama against the backdrop of national tragedy, this stunning, hard-edged love story about two survivors who meet in grief and begin again features searing tenderness from Go Min-si and Jang Dong-yoon.

11. "Waiting at the Same Place" – Lost Opportunities That Could Still Be Waiting

They do it every year on the same day, gathering at the train station. And each year, they break up without confessing. But this year? One of them finally speaks up. Yoo Seung-ho and Lee Yoo-young will make you believe in fate again.

12. "More Than Friends, Less Than Strangers" – A Decade of Almost-Love

They've been friends forever. Been almost-something more too many times to count. This year, something is different. With Chae Jong-hyeop and Kim So-hyun, this will break you with its slow peeling away of horror, lust, and finally, courage.