Top Korean Dramas in 2025 All About Love and Dating...

Come on—modern dating is exhausting. The endless apps, the nowhere dates, the three decent texts and then ghosting. it's enough to make anyone delete them all and throw themselves into the arms of a fantasy lead with nice hair and complexity. Fortunately, 2025 K-dramas are onto the joke. They're onto you. This year's best romances are not just cute—they're balm-like, therapeutic, and yes, a little bit habit-forming.

Whether you’re dreaming of a slow-burn connection or craving a whirlwind love that changes everything overnight, these dramas deliver the kind of relationships that feel both magical and real. So if you’re tired of swiping left and wondering if love even exists anymore, grab your blanket, cancel your plans, and dive into these top Korean dramas of 2025 that explore love and dating in all its painful, beautiful, awkward glory.

1. A Chance to Love Again

After a shattering divorce, a high-stakes chef goes back to her hometown to start over—and finds unexpected comfort in the reserved owner of the next-door bookstore. This is a healing drama of second chances and discovering that love can arrive when you no longer anticipate it. Heartbreaking and gently romantic.

2. Let Me Hate You a Little Longer

Two exes are stuck together at a dating app startup (yes, actually), and it gets complicated quickly. It's enemies to lovers with sharp humor, undeniable chemistry, and emotional growth that hits home. Dating is messy—and this drama isn't afraid to show it.

3. The Man from My 2AM Dreams

What if your dream man was not a dream? A reporter who's been deprived of sleep keeps dreaming about a mysterious man… then encounters him in real life. What ensues is a dreamy, banter-filled, and genuine love story that is destined to happen and fresh.

4. We Were Just Playing Around

A woman who has sworn off love agrees to "fake date" a close friend in order to get their families off their backs. Of course, things don't stay fake for long. Classic trope? Yes. But this one's done with depth and a high emotional payoff that sneaks up on you.

5. Something Like Summer

Two college students bond over a summer internship and hit it off immediately. But with graduation and career options staring them in the face, they have no idea if they should let it go or let it grow. This drama captures the unsure nature of young love.

6. My Ex's Roommate Is My Soulmate

It reads like pandemonium—and it sort of is. But under the laugh-out-loud setup lies a really nice story about how to learn to fall in love again even if the past hangs around. If you love well-done love triangles, this one's your cure.

7. The Only Person Who Texts Me Back

A thoughtful, low-key romance about two isolated people who accidentally swap phones—and initiate an anonymous text relationship that becomes something real. It's smart, well-crafted, and proves that sometimes, love can happen in the unlikeliest of places.

8. We Fell in Love at Therapy

A bold take on love, this drama chronicles a group therapy session where two emotionally closed-off people begin to release—to themselves and each other. Vulnerability, forgiveness, and love earned, not received. One of the most subtly powerful tales of 2025.

9. Flirting With Goodbye

A terminally ill man falls in love with his nurse, and what starts as a chance encounter turns into the true love of both their lives. Bittersweet, rich, and surprisingly hopeful, this one will leave you sobbing—and believing.

10. Dating in Disguise

She's a pop star with a double life, he's an ordinary guy who has no idea she's alive. Their unlikely love is full of silly misunderstandings and really sweet moments. If you like romantic comedies with heart, don't miss this one.

11. Call Me When You Love Me

After a terrible breakup, a woman writes letters to her ex in her note-taking app. and then sends one by mistake to some random number. The stranger writes back—and just keeps writing. Before long, they're falling in love, message by message. It's cryptic, passionate, and totally addictive.