Are you a sucker for slow-burn romances, cheeky banter, and heart-wrenching plots? If that’s your vibe, Korean romcoms are exactly what you need. While people love K-dramas, little do they know that Korean movies are equally wholesome. So, get ready with your slurp-worthy ramen bowls and check out these Korean romcom movies.

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1. 20th Century Girl (2022)

Set in the nostalgic glow of 1999, this Korean romcom movie follows a teenage girl, Na Bo-ra, who is best friends with Kim Yeon-du. As Yeon-du leaves for the United States for heart surgery, she asks Bo-ra to spy on her crush, Baek Hyun-jin. Loyal to their friendship, Bo-ra agrees and goes on to find out who he is. But things take an unexpected turn as she falls for Hyun-jin herself. How will Yeon-du react if she discovers her best friend’s secret? The movie stars Kim Yoo-jung, Byeon Woo-seok, Park Jung-woo and Roh Yoon-seo, among others.

Where to watch: Netflix

2. Sweet & Sour (2021)

With a mushy plot, an undeniable chemistry and the promise of forever, Sweet & Sour unfolds like your typical romantic comedy. Jang-hyuk, an easy-going man, falls for Jeong Da-eun, an overworked nurse. But their cute love story comes to a halt when Jang-hyuk gets a temporary transfer to another firm. Will the lovers survive the long distance or break up with each other? Sweet & Sour casts Jang Ki-yong, Chae Soo-bin, and Krystal Jung in lead roles. 

Where to watch: Netflix

3. Hot Young Bloods (2014)

Set in 1980s South Korea, the movie is a fiery, small-town romcom that follows a group of rebellious yet innocent teenagers. Young-sook, a feared gang leader of her school, loves Joong-gil, a famous playboy. But he flirts with every other girl except Young-sook. But things change when a transfer student falls for her, stirring jealousy in Joong-gil’s heart. Starring Park Bo-young, Lee Jong-suk, Lee Se-young, and Kim Young-kwang, Hot Young Bloods is among the best Korean romcoms of all time. 

Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video

4. My Chilling Roommate (2022)

The movie follows Jung Se-ri, a girl who once saw a ghost in her childhood. Since then, she magically senses a ghost’s presence whenever they are around. But everything changes when she meets Song Ji-chan, a young boy who wakes up from an accident to find out he’s actually dead. Jung helps him remember what happened to him. But this soon leads to spooky encounters with other ghosts, making it a heartwarming Korean romantic movie available on Viki. 

Where to watch: Viki

5. Nothing Serious (2021)

Ham Ja-young, a young woman in her 20s, is tired of juggling between work, studies and neverending expenses. After a series of failed dating attempts, she has decided not to partake in the “emotionally draining labour called love.” Just when she thinks she has distanced herself from the biggest worry in her life, she finds a new match on a dating app. Park Woo-ri, Ja-young’s potential match, plans a date with her. But he’s unaware how hard it is to woo Ja-young. Will she give love one more chance? The movie stars Son Suk-ku, Jeon Jong-seo, Kim Ji-hoon, and Gong Min-jung, among other actors. 

Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video

6. Love and Leashes (2022)

This quirky Korean romcom movie follows two co-workers, Jung Ji-hoo and Jung Ji-woo, whose lives entangle after a parcel mix-up. Due to their similar names, Ji-woo accidentally receives Ji-hoo’s parcel, containing a collar and a leash, in her cabin. While she stands stunned, Ji-hoo arrives and awkwardly claims that it’s for his dog. But soon, Ji-woo discovers Ji-hoo’s interest in BDSM. Surprisingly curious, she agrees to enter into a contractual relationship with Ji-hoo. Will their experiment in power play turn into real love? The movie stars Seohyun, Lee Jun-young, Lee El, and Baek Hyun-joo in prominent roles. Love and Leashes is among the best Korean romantic movies on Netflix.

Where to watch: Netflix

7. Very Ordinary Couple (2013)

Breakups are always messy, but even messier when you have to see your ex every day at the office. Very Ordinary Couple follows Lee Dong-hee and Jang-yeong, two co-workers who part ways after a silly fight. While they’re pretending to be okay, in reality, they’re falling apart. But it gets more real when Lee Dong-hee and Jang-yeong are bound to see each other every day at the office. As they move from lovers to enemies, awkward run-ins keep pulling them back. Will they reconcile and love each other the same way? The movie stars Lee Min-ki, Kim Min-hee, Kim Ja-yeong, and Park Jin-young, among other actors.

Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video

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