5 More Romantic Comedy K-Dramas You Can’t Miss

Looking for more romantic comedies to dive into? These K-dramas offer the perfect mix of humor, romance, and unforgettable characters. Whether you’re a fan of workplace romances, quirky love stories, or feel-good shows, these five K-dramas are sure to bring smiles and laughs. Let’s explore them!

1. Her Private Life

Her Private Life revolves around Sung Deok-mi (Park Min-young), an art gallery curator by day and a passionate fangirl by night. She secretly runs a fan site for her favorite idol. But, her double life gets complicated when her handsome new boss, Ryan Gold (Kim Jae-wook), discovers her secret. As they fake a relationship to avoid scandals, real feelings develop. Their relationship becomes both funny and heartwarming.

Why it stands out: It blends fangirl culture with workplace romance. This creates funny misunderstandings and swoon-worthy moments.

2. Strongest Deliveryman

Strongest Deliveryman is about Choi Kang-soo (Go Kyung-pyo), a deliveryman with big dreams. It also follows Lee Dan-ah (Chae Soo-bin), a deliverywoman seeking to escape her troubles. They have tough lives. But, they face work, love, and friendship with humor and grit. Their contrasting personalities create comedic situations as they team up. A romance slowly blossoms.

Why it stands out: This drama is a must-watch. It has a feel-good underdog story, charming characters, and light humor.

3. The Beauty Inside

In The Beauty Inside, Han Se-gye (Seo Hyun-jin) is a top actress. She has a secret: her appearance changes into a different person for one week every month. This unpredictable change complicates her career and love life. But, things change when she meets Seo Do-jae (Lee Min-ki), a man who cannot recognize faces. As they grow closer, their unique conditions create a beautiful yet hilarious love story.

Why it stands out: The fantasy of changing appearances adds a unique twist to the rom-com genre. It has many funny and touching moments.

4. My Princess

This classic rom-com follows Lee Seol (Kim Tae-hee), an ordinary college student who discovers she is the long-lost heir to the Korean throne. Park Hae-young (Song Seung-heon), a wealthy diplomat, is tasked with helping her navigate her new royal life. As Seol starts her princess duties, their bickering leads to comedic, romantic moments.

Why it stands out: The "modern-day princess" theme, and the charming, funny characters, make this drama a delight.

5. How to Be Thirty

This web drama focuses on the lives of three women in their 30s as they navigate love, career, and friendship. Seo Ji-won (Jung In-sun) is a popular webtoon writer whose life takes a turn when she reunites with her first love, Lee Seung-yoo (Kang Min-hyuk). The drama, with humor and heart, explores the ups and downs of romance in your 30s. It shows the characters facing the complexities of relationships and adulthood.

Why it stands out: It shows love and life in your 30s. The witty dialogue and realistic scenarios make it fun and meaningful