Best Apps to Watch Kdramas for Free

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I’ve got Netflix and Prime, but I want more kdramas. What is the best platform/ app/ channel to subscribe to?

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SensitiveTax9432 · 1 month ago

Viki specifically caters to Asian content. Cheaper than Netflix as well, with some options not found on either.

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tardigradedontcare · OP · 1 month ago

I’ve been leaning there- I think I can’t download it on Amazon/Prime/firestick. Maybe on my phone? More research is needed.

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shikawgo · 1 month ago

You can! I have it downloaded on my firestick! It was definitely a problem in the past but I checked again a few months ago and it worked perfectly

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SensitiveTax9432 · 1 month ago

I prefer it on laptop browser and plugged into a tv. The subtitles are easier to read compared to chromecast. There’s a free option as well.

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Zealousideal_Side648 · 28 days ago

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Zealousideal_Side648 · 28 days ago

Its loklok app get it before its removed

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minalovethings · 26 days ago

oh yea, i've been using it too!!

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Zealousideal_Side648 · 26 days ago

Nice hopefully some user got the app .

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minalovethings · 26 days ago

came across this video wherein they break down the top, might be helpful :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nNPMXbycS4

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vash1137 · 1 month ago

iQIYI has a great selection of K-dramas

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r/kdramas • [2]

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Please recommend a site to watch kdrama and kmovies for free!🥹

Posted by Fog_is_everywhere · in r/kdramas · 1 month ago

I used hitv on phone but it does not have some new trending dramas and movies! I used Netflix but i have only a few… then i tried kissasian and it stopped working… same goes for dramacool… now im on kisskh but it does not have some movies… i tried to use viki but it was not free and if it is then it has millions of ads in one ep… i even tried to use stremio (its has everything tho) but my network does not support it… can someone recommend something that can be useful to me!🥹

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Fog_is_everywhere · OP · 1 month ago

Goplay is in diff language

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groovygyal · 1 month ago

Tubi

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therealrowanatkinson · 1 month ago

If you use it with the Brave browser it skips all the ads

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sasha_solano · 1 month ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/s/XatE0hSdiG you can find any sites for anything here

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Altruistic_West_3150 · 1 month ago

Thank you so muchh

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LongConsideration662 · 1 month ago

Try Dailymotion

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Fog_is_everywhere · OP · 1 month ago

I searched dailymotion and this pops up

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Fog_is_everywhere · OP · 1 month ago

I tried to find but it does not have complete ep of dramas

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Fog_is_everywhere · OP · 1 month ago

Others are not working

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r/kdramarecommends • [3]

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Where do you watch K-Dramas?

Posted by ShadowTail101 · in r/kdramarecommends · 6 years ago

I watch the dramas on Netflix but I’ve almost finished watching all of Netflix’s minuscule selection and I wanted recommendations on where I should start watching them :D

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lucidzero · 6 years ago

If you are in the US: Viki is the main site for them since dramafever shutdown, at least as far as I know. There's also Kocowa for some dramas. If you go to the main kdrama sub, I believe they have sites in the sidebar.

Additionally with some casual searching you will come across someone who set up a site to watch a lot of dramas if you're not so concerned about legalities.

I haven't been subbed to Hulu in awhile, but they used to have some dramas, I'm not sure how many if any they still have and how it compares to Netflix.

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seashell0322 · 6 years ago

I really recommend viki too! They have most tv apps and has a really good selection!

Hulu has like 10 dramas but they are all worth watching ... While you were sleeping, legend of the blue sea, oh my Venus, dots, the smile has left your eyes, just between lovers, etc

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quillink0 · 6 years ago

Dramavery is free..Viu ..Viki..Asian crush.. kisstvshow..taxidrama. But the extensions vary. I have a huge list on my website's blog. www.serioholic.wordpress.com/2019/03/23/series-streaming-sites-apps-free

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Im_Just_Too_Nice · 6 years ago

I watch most of the dramas on kissasian. You can also see dramas from other Asian countries and in all kinds of genres. Just go to advanced search and you can customize your search.

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ScaredOfHypnicJerks · 6 years ago

Kissasian have been my favorite for the last 2 years, the amount of dramas available is incredible. I use it in my tablet with an Adblock browser as the amount of pop-ups is just ridiculous.

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basta_cosi · 6 years ago

Youtube, ondemandkorea, tubi, kanopy for movies

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avocadolamb · 6 years ago

Viki, Netflix, Hulu, dramacools9

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[deleted] · 6 years ago

There's a secret place created by a kind Redditor a few years ago...

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r/kdramas • [4]

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Where do you watch kdramas

Posted by SnooDogs9127 · in r/kdramas · 4 months ago

Which free website do you use which has the best UI and least amount of ads and also has watch history

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human6238 · 4 months ago

KissKH and Flixer and I don't do ads, I have an ad blocker

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Frozen_North_99 · 4 months ago

Viki rakuten and Netflix, both paid so no ads.

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Biconne · 4 months ago

Netflix, VIKI, HiTV, the rare Amazon prime and iQIYI

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poppywhiskers · 4 months ago

HiTV app. Its not widely available but the UI is seamless ✨

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No-Clue-9155 · 4 months ago

UI is pretty bad as the full screen mode is actually not properly full screened. Most annoying thing about the app especially bc I have premium but still can’t get rid of this feature

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poppywhiskers · 4 months ago

Oh? Must be different apps cuz I’ve seen many apps by the same name. Also when I click on HiTV VIP (premium) in mine it says it’s not available in my region 🤷🏻‍♀️ overall my experience has been pretty good

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Chaotic_Alpaca · 4 months ago

Mostly Viki and Netflix, also some on Amazon Prime (paid subscriptions). I tried Hulu but it had too many subtitle synching issues and excessive ads.

I've also recently discovered Tubi (free with ads in US) which has a good selection of older content not available on other platforms, but I've mostly only watched k-movies so far. The ads aren't too bad - definitely fewer than Hulu.

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r/asiandrama • [5]

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Where to watch kdrama's

Posted by Gekkeashie · in r/asiandrama · 7 months ago

I used asianflix.one but it doesnt work on my phone anymore (it still does on my Ipad but idk why) Are there any other sites without too many ads? Or does anyone know why asianflix doesnt work anymore on my new and old phone?

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WishIcouldwin · 7 months ago

Kisskh.co

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r/kdramas • [6]

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Where are you guys watching your dramas?

Posted by Petrichor_30 · in r/kdramas · 2 months ago

I watch kdramas on hitv but I now am noticing that they don’t have many dramas especially the ones that are not on Netflix and they have started to show THREE ads for ONE episode which pisses me off so much as they also show an ad the moment you open the app too. For the lack of newer and less known dramas on the app and the increasing ads I want to switch but don’t know where to go. So, please recommend me some websites or apps to watch kdramas at.

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Massive-Action1709 · 2 months ago

Viki

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Brille_Forte2309 · 2 months ago

Viki has the most variety compared to Netflix, Amazon and Apple. They have variety shows, talk shows, music shows, awards shows, reality/“unscripted” and even recent film releases for rent.

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awkwardchilli · 2 months ago

I want to watch the movie "love in the big city". Where can I watch it?

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Massive-Action1709 · 2 months ago

Oh I haven't even started on the reality shows yet...that will be very interesting

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manhattansinks · 2 months ago

kisskh.do, bilibili or dailymotion. kisskh uploads the fastest but they use ai translations (which i find distracting. the english grammar is always way off, and you can tell it’s missing lines of dialogue) so you have to wait a few days for a human translation.

are you using a tablet or laptop? if on a laptop, you need to be on these sites using an adblock extension.

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igotabad_idea1111 · 2 months ago

Can you please send me the link to download kisshk

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UpsetCalligrapher138 · 2 months ago

It's a website, kisskh.do

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Hawk777-Stark · 2 months ago

Dailymotion and kisskh

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JellyfishNumerous785 · 2 months ago

If you use Google chrome to watch, you can add an ad blocker, OP. Try that.

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Previous-Occasion-38 · 2 months ago

I've used Viki for years. I have the standard pass which is quite reasonable and eliminates ads. Good selection of Kdramas and Cdramas as well as movies and Japanese, Thai. Subtitles are much better than Netflix and frequently add cultural context. The only thing it doesn't have is the Netflix/Disney shows.

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r/ApksApps • [7]

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Is there a free streaming app or APK for watching old and new Korean dramas with English subtitles on an Android TV or TV box? Thank you! :)

Posted by homosapiens_exe · in r/ApksApps · 1 year ago

I used to use the aDrama app (100% free, downloadable from their website, with no login or subscription required, old and new Korean dramas in it), but it no longer has English subtitles.

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rurounikenshin123 · 1 year ago

gohitv.com

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homosapiens_exe · OP · 1 year ago

Thank you for your recommendation. I appreciate it!

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[deleted] · 1 year ago

Curious, why not use websites instead?

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homosapiens_exe · OP · 1 year ago

I'm trying to set it up for older people with a lack of computer knowledge. They mainly use smart TVs or TV boxes in the living room and don't use computers or smartphones much. Additionally, smart TVs and TV boxes are easy to navigate once everything is installed and set up, and they find them easy to understand and use.

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uled11 · 1 year ago

watchseries.mn have something in there

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r/kdramas • [8]

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where do you guys watch your kdramas?

Posted by _lostssouls · in r/kdramas · 3 months ago

i usually just watch my kdramas on netflix since they are quite popular ones but as i watch more, the less i can find on netflix ( because we all know netflix's library isn't the best ) so i was searching for some sites and almost all of them either have a terribly small library, request subscriptions or have heinous amounts of ads ( i have an ad blocker but they won't let me watch until i've turned it off which i obviously don't want to do ) so if anyone has any reliable and good site please lmk !

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Royal_Personality797 · 3 months ago

I have Netflix and the paid subscription to Viki, which i have never regretted. Disney+/Hulu has a small but worthy library of action/ thriller kdramas that I have enjoyed. The ads, tho. 🙄

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fightthefairies_ · 3 months ago

Viki, Netflix, Amazon Prime. However you can find a ton online if you’re looking.

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Ok-Tailor-2030 · 3 months ago

You didn’t say where you’re located and it will make a difference. I’m in the USA.

I started with Netflix. Then realized there was much more content elsewhere. I started with the “free” version of Viki, watched as much as I could. Then I upgraded to the highest level subscription and never looked back. When I renew (annually), I just say take my money. Subtitles are markedly better than Netflix.

Other USA sources are: Hulu (Disney+ content), Prime, Tubi*, Roku*. *ad supported.

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Objective_Rice1237 · 3 months ago

There is actually a good selection in Tubi if you’re in the U.S. and less ads compared to Viki free with gazillion of ads.

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CherenkovLady · 3 months ago

I have Rakuten Viki and Netflix. I originally signed up for the free version of Viki just to watch a show Netflix didn’t have, but I liked the quality of their subtitles so much I continued to the paid subscription. I actually went back and tried to rewatch a drama on Netflix that I’d already seen on Viki and the subtitles were shocking in comparison so now I always watch on Viki first and Netflix is my backup.

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Walu_lolo · 3 months ago

PREACH. I always look to see if a drama is on Viki first. I am bummed when it's only on Netflix, their subtitles are so bad in comparison.

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csaosuhl17 · 3 months ago

School 2017 subtitles didn't make sense on Viki, so i had to watch on Netflix, but other than that, yeah i alternate between the two.

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4wallsandawindow · 3 months ago

What do you mean by bad? Is the translation off?

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CherenkovLady · 3 months ago

Well all translations are just approximations, but I’ve found that Netflix lacks finesse a lot of the time. For example I watched weak hero s1 on Netflix and a lot of the subtleties were sort of bulldozed over. Viki’s version made made sure wording called back to previous phrases in the episodes, for example, while Netflix felt more like someone had just run it through an automatic translator. It wasn’t wrong, per se, it just wasn’t elegant. The viewing experience was worse.

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Guys is there any app where I watch movies for free?

Posted by sugarcharm2 · in r/TeenIndia · 1 month ago

I really love kdramas, cartoons, animated movies and anime and i really want to watch it for free . Except telegram. Any suggestions??

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Individual_Moment_82 · 1 month ago

Castle app Pickashow Netmirror

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badluck678 · 21 days ago

Can we watch breaking bad all episodes and seasons for free with English subtitles and language?

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Jumpy_Intern_8096 · 1 month ago

Idk how no one said this

Hdtoday.tv goated as shi!!!

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badluck678 · 21 days ago

Can I watch breaking bad with every subtitles and captions and English language for free

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Jumpy_Intern_8096 · 21 days ago

duh ig you can. But for the best experience buy netflix ffs its not that expensive anyways

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ZECO_2898 · 1 month ago

Net Mirror

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badluck678 · 21 days ago

Can I watch breaking bad free on this application with English subtitles!!

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LengthinessNo1778 · 17 days ago

Nhi chal raha ab netmirror

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beyondjustmitti · 1 month ago

Best

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Electronic_Income239 · 1 month ago

stremio is best

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badluck678 · 21 days ago

Breaking bad with English subtitles?

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[deleted] · 1 month ago

kor asian dramas-kissovh

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r/KissAsian • [10]

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what are other kdrama websites free to watch?

Posted by Sad_Psychology_5928 · in r/KissAsian · 6 months ago

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Nivroeg · 6 months ago

Kissasian.video

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ProfessorPale6062 · 5 months ago

Does anyone knows how to watch weak class hero season 2 for free I searche everywhere hellpp

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Content_Grab4953 · 6 months ago

kisskh.co

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Resident_Judgment480 · 6 months ago

It just stopped working right now. Is there any other that you know of??

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Content_Grab4953 · 6 months ago

asianflix

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Resident_Judgment480 · 6 months ago

It just stopped working right now. Is there any other that you know of??

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Elegant-Ad-7363 · 6 months ago

Me to i dont know why

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