Get ready to swoon and laugh your heart out with the ultimate list of the Top 23 RomCom K-dramas that are guaranteed to charm your socks off! From heart-fluttering moments to hilarious escapades, Korean romantic comedies have mastered the art of weaving captivating love stories with doses of humor. Whether you’re a seasoned K-drama enthusiast or a newcomer eager to dive into the world of romantic comedy, this curated selection offers a delightful array of must-watch series that will keep you hooked from the very first episode. So grab your favorite snacks, cozy up on the couch, and prepare for a rollercoaster ride of emotions filled with love, laughter, and unforgettable moments!

 

(1) Dali and the Cocky Prince (2021)

This drama centers around the unlikely romance between a tomboyish girl named Dali and a young CEO, who happens to be her childhood friend. It’s a charming story of opposites attracting. In “Dali and the Cocky Prince,” Moo Hak, a self-made man from humble beginnings, finds himself at the helm of a global restaurant empire. Despite his rough exterior and single-minded focus on financial success, Moo Hak’s encounter with Da Li, an art gallery heiress facing financial ruin, sets the stage for an unexpected journey of understanding and love. As Moo Hak and Da Li navigate their vastly different worlds, their initial relationship as creditor and debtor evolves into something deeper, challenging their preconceptions and opening their hearts to the possibility of love. Amidst the backdrop of financial struggles and personal growth, “Dali and the Cocky Prince” explores whether these two polar opposites can bridge the divide and find true happiness together.

 

(2) Strong Woman Do Bong Soon (2017)

“Strong Woman Do Bong Soon” follows the extraordinary life of Do Bong Soon, a young woman born with superhuman strength. Despite her incredible abilities, Bong Soon dreams of living a normal life and finding love. When she lands a job as a bodyguard for the CEO of a gaming company, Ahn Min Hyuk, her life takes a dramatic turn. As Bong Soon navigates her newfound responsibilities and protects Min Hyuk from threats, she also becomes entangled in a complex love triangle involving her childhood crush, police officer In Gook Doo. Balancing her personal life with her duties as a protector, Bong Soon discovers her own strength, both physically and emotionally, while uncovering the true meaning of courage and love. With its mix of action, romance, and comedy, “Strong Woman Do Bong Soon” offers a heartwarming and empowering story of a woman who learns to embrace her uniqueness and find her place in the world.

 

(3) What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim (2018)

“What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim” revolves around the relationship between Lee Young-joon, a narcissistic vice chairman of a major corporation, and Kim Mi-so, his efficient and capable secretary. When Mi-so decides to resign after nine years of service, Young-joon is shocked and realizes he may have deeper feelings for her than he initially thought. Determined to keep her by his side, he sets out to uncover the reasons behind her resignation while navigating the complexities of their evolving relationship. As secrets from their pasts come to light and emotions run high, Young-joon and Mi-so embark on a journey of self-discovery, love, and personal growth. With its witty banter, endearing characters, and heartwarming moments, “What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim” is a charming romantic comedy that explores themes of identity, forgiveness, and the transformative power of love.

 

(4) Dodosolsollalasol (2020)

“Dodosolsollalasol” tells the enchanting story of Goo Ra-ra, a talented pianist who faces unexpected challenges when her family’s fortune suddenly disappears. Forced to adapt to a life of financial hardship, Ra-ra finds solace in her passion for music and her warm-hearted nature. Along the way, she encounters the mysterious and kind-hearted Sunwoo Joon, who becomes a source of support and inspiration. As Ra-ra and Joon navigate the ups and downs of life, their friendship blossoms into a heartfelt romance filled with laughter, tears, and unforgettable melodies. With its charming characters, beautiful music, and themes of resilience and love, “Dodosolsollalasol” is a heartwarming journey of hope and healing.

 

(5) Her Private Life (2019)

In “Her Private Life,” Sung Deok-mi leads a double life as both a dedicated art gallery curator and a passionate fan of an idol group. Despite her successful career, Deok-mi keeps her fangirl identity a secret to maintain her professional image. However, her carefully balanced life is thrown into chaos when her boss, Ryan Gold, discovers her hidden obsession. As Ryan becomes increasingly involved in Deok-mi’s fan activities, their relationship takes unexpected turns, blurring the lines between professional and personal. With humor, heart, and a touch of romance, “Her Private Life” explores themes of identity, passion, and the power of love to transcend barriers.

 

(6) Touch Your Heart (2019)

“Touch Your Heart” follows the story of Oh Yoon-seo, a top actress whose career takes a hit after a scandal. In an attempt to regain her popularity, Yoon-seo takes on a secretary job at a law firm, hoping to gain insight into the legal profession for an upcoming role. There, she crosses paths with the perfectionist lawyer Kwon Jung-rok. Initially at odds with each other, Yoon-seo and Jung-rok gradually develop a close bond as they work together on various cases. As their professional relationship deepens into friendship and romance, they discover the true meaning of trust, loyalty, and love. Filled with humor, heartwarming moments, and sizzling chemistry between the leads, “Touch Your Heart” is a delightful romantic comedy that will leave viewers with a warm smile.

 

(7) True Beauty (2020)

“True Beauty” delves into the life of Lim Ju-kyung, a high school student who struggles with self-esteem due to her appearance. Using makeup as a shield, Ju-kyung transforms herself into a beauty, hiding her insecurities from the world. However, her carefully crafted facade is put to the test when she transfers to a new school and encounters two classmates: Lee Su-ho, a brooding and aloof student, and Han Seo-jun, a charming and popular rebel. As Ju-kyung navigates the complexities of teenage life and romance, she learns valuable lessons about self-acceptance, inner beauty, and the importance of being true to oneself. With its engaging storyline, relatable characters, and exploration of identity, “True Beauty” offers a compelling portrayal of the journey to self-discovery and love.

 

(8) Love with Flaws (2019)

“Love with Flaws” centers on the unlikely romance between Joo Seo-yeon, a woman with a strong aversion to imperfect men, and Lee Kang-woo, a man harboring various insecurities about his appearance. Despite their initial clashes and differing perspectives on love, Seo-yeon and Kang-woo find themselves drawn to each other in unexpected ways. As they navigate their relationship, they embark on a journey of personal growth, learning to embrace each other’s flaws and appreciate the beauty of imperfection. With its humorous situations, heartfelt moments, and endearing characters, “Love with Flaws” explores themes of self-acceptance, love, and the transformative power of acceptance.

 

(9) Business Proposal (2021)

“Business Proposal” revolves around a fake marriage arrangement between Kang Hoon and Yeo-reum, leading to unexpected feelings and romantic complications. Kang Hoon, a CEO, enters into the agreement to fulfill his grandfather’s dying wish and secure his inheritance. Meanwhile, Yeo-reum, a talented designer, agrees to the proposal to save her struggling fashion business. As they navigate their fake relationship, Kang Hoon and Yeo-reum find themselves drawn to each other in ways they never expected. With its mix of humor, romance, and business intrigue, “A Business Proposal” explores themes of love, ambition, and the power of unexpected connections.

 

(10) Mr. Queen (2020)

“Mr. Queen” is a unique fusion historical drama that follows the story of Jang Bong-hwan, a modern-day chef who mysteriously finds himself transported back in time to the Joseon era. What makes this situation even more extraordinary is that Bong-hwan inhabits the body of Queen Kim So-yong. As Bong-hwan navigates the complexities of life in the royal court and tries to find a way back to the present, he must also contend with the expectations and challenges of being a queen. Filled with comedic moments, political intrigue, and unexpected twists, “Mr. Queen” offers a fresh and entertaining take on the historical genre while exploring themes of identity, gender roles, and the pursuit of happiness.

 

(11) My Roommate Is a Gumiho (2021)

In “My Roommate Is a Gumiho,” a college student named Lee Dam accidentally swallows a gumiho’s bead, leading to unexpected cohabitation with the gumiho, Shin Woo-yeo. As they navigate living together, they encounter various challenges and adventures while developing a deep bond. Amidst the supernatural elements and comedic situations, their relationship blossoms into something more profound, exploring themes of friendship, trust, and the complexities of love. With its blend of fantasy, romance, and humor, “My Roommate Is a Gumiho” offers a delightful and heartwarming story of two unlikely roommates finding solace and companionship in each other’s company.

 

(12) Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha (2021)

“Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha” follows the story of Yoon Hye-jin, a dentist from Seoul who moves to a quaint coastal village called Gongjin. There, she encounters Hong Du-sik, a jack-of-all-trades handyman known for his warm heart and cheerful personality. As Hye-jin adjusts to her new surroundings and forms connections with the villagers, she and Du-sik develop a unique bond. Through their interactions and shared experiences, they navigate life’s challenges, find healing, and discover the true meaning of community and love. With its picturesque setting, charming characters, and heartwarming storyline, “Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha” offers a delightful slice-of-life romantic comedy that captures the beauty of small-town living and the magic of unexpected connections.

 

(13) King the Land (2023)

“King the Land” tells the story of Goo Won, the heir of The King Group, a luxury hotel conglomerate, who finds himself embroiled in an inheritance war. Alongside him is Cheon Sa-rang, a hotelier whose cheerful demeanor belies a deeper story. As they navigate the complexities of corporate intrigue and personal challenges, they discover unexpected feelings for each other. Against the backdrop of power struggles and familial expectations, Goo Won and Sa-rang must confront their pasts and redefine their futures. With its blend of romance, drama, and intrigue, “King the Land” offers a captivating portrayal of love and ambition in the high-stakes world of business.

 

(14) The Forbidden Marriage (2022)

Set in a fictional period within the Joseon dynasty, “The Forbidden Marriage” follows the story of King Lee Heon, who has enacted a marriage ban following the death of his crown princess seven years prior. However, his world is turned upside down when he encounters So-rang, a scammer who claims she can be possessed by the late crown princess’s spirit. As they navigate the intricacies of palace politics and personal desires, King Lee Heon and So-rang find themselves drawn to each other in unexpected ways. With its blend of historical intrigue, romance, and mystery, “The Forbidden Marriage” offers a captivating exploration of love, duty, and the consequences of defying societal norms.

 

(15) Gaus Electronics (2022)

“Gaus Electronics” revolves around the office workers of Marketing Team 3 at the home appliance headquarters of Gaus Electronics—a multinational company. Led by an ambitious team leader, the series highlights the highs and lows of corporate life, showcasing the challenges and triumphs faced by employees striving for success. Amidst the pressures of the workplace, personal relationships and friendships develop, offering moments of humor, drama, and camaraderie. With its portrayal of office dynamics, professional aspirations, and the complexities of modern work culture, “Gaus Electronics” provides a relatable and engaging glimpse into the world of corporate life.

 

(16) Love to Hate You (2023)

Love means nothing to an A-list actor who mistrusts women and an attorney who hates losing to men—that is, until they are compelled to go on dates. Love means nothing to an A-list actor who mistrusts women and an attorney who hates losing to men—that is, until they are compelled to go on dates.

 

(17) Yumi’s Cells (2021)

It is a cell-based psychological romance that explores Yumi’s everyday life as an average office worker through the eyes of her brain’s cells, and it is based on the webtoon of the same name. On September 17, 2021, the series debuted on tvN. 

 

(18) A Good Day to Be a Dog (2023)

The show centers on a romantic relationship between a woman and a man; the woman is cursed to turn into a dog whenever she kisses someone, and the man is the only one who can lift the curse but has a fear of dogs because of a traumatic childhood experience.

 

(19) I Am Not a Robot (2017)

Rich playboy Kim Min Kyu suffers from an unexplained illness that prevents him from having physical contact with other people. When he discovers about Aji 3, a believable lifelike robot, his entire world transforms. Rich playboy Kim Min Kyu suffers from an unexplained illness that prevents him from having physical contact with other people.

 

(20) Cinderella and the Four Knights (2016)

 A modern fairy tale involving a young woman who finds herself entangled with three chaebol cousins and their bodyguard, leading to unexpected romance and family drama.

These K-dramas offer a mix of heartwarming stories, charming characters, and delightful rom-com elements, making them popular choices for those who enjoy the genre. Each series has its unique appeal, so you can pick the one that aligns with your preferences.

 

(21) My Demon  (2024)

After becoming entangled with an icy heiress who might hold the key to his lost abilities—and his heart—a merciless demon finds himself helpless. After becoming entangled with an icy heiress who might hold the key to his lost abilities—and his heart—a merciless demon finds himself helpless.

 

(22) Welcome to San-dal-ri (2024)

A photographer who has fallen from grace meets up with her childhood friend when she returns to her hometown, reigniting an unresolved romantic relationship. A photographer who has fallen from grace meets up with her childhood friend when she returns to her hometown, reigniting an unresolved romantic relationship.

 

(23) Heartbeat  (2023)

A romantic drama about a woman named Joo In-hae, who lacks all human decency, and a semi-human vampire named Seon Woo-hyeol, who missed his chance to become a human by one day out of 100 years, beginning to live together and experience true warmth.