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.

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.

Youtube, ondemandkorea, tubi, kanopy for movies

Viki, Netflix, Hulu, dramacools9

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

kisskh.asia or .co

You're absolutely not alone, and it’s great that you’ve been enjoying K-dramas since 2019!

And please don’t feel hesitant to share your love for K-dramas — more and more people from every background are proudly part of the fanbase. That said, your concern is totally valid given societal stereotypes, but rest assured, your interest is respected here.

Questions like yours pop up every month, so you're not the only one searching for good drama sites. Here's what I’d suggest:

To keep track of what you watch or discover new K-dramas easily:

• https://simkl.com/lists/official/ (Create your own watchlist & custom lists)
• https://dramacountdown.com/ (Has custom notifications & alerts)

And for watching K-dramas safely (with both free and premium options), check out these platforms:

• Netflix (subscription)
• Prime Video (subscription)
• Viki (some shows free with ads)
• Kocowa (some content free)
• VIU (free + premium)
• Bilibili
• IQIYI
• MxPlayer (free, ad-based)
• Watcho
• WeTV
• OnDemandKorea
• AsianCrush (free with ads)
• TubiTV (free with ads)
• YouTube (some dramas are available officially)

Many of these update regularly with trending or new dramas — so you won't have to do much digging. Some are free with ads, so you can still watch without spending anything.

You are can watch from Olevod for free, but the website is in Chinese.

Netflix and viki has good collection.

Get a streaming service subscription

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Do they have it in dub there ? I know I know watching the dub is a crime but I really don't wanna read

Is it Kisskh?

i use stremio - has every kdrama.

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. 🙄

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.

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

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.

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.

Kissasian.video

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

kisskh.co

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

Viki rakuten and Netflix, both paid so no ads.

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

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

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.

Doesnt work on Ipads

Stremio? Did u tried that?

Dramanices.com is pretty fast at updating their lists. For variety shows, kshowonline.com is usually on top of the more popular shows. They're not perfect, but they work pretty well. That and kissasian, which has a really good handle on not only kdramas but also jdramas

I watch on Kissasian or myasiantv

Viki! It's great with learning mode too!

Here.

I need to know too lol. I used to use Viki, and it was fun to see people’s comments while watching, but then for some reason Viki started loading super slow... (and adblock stopped working, cough)

I use ondramanice now, but the quality obviously isn’t the best.