September 26 marks Rakuten Viki’s third annual International K-Drama Day, a global celebration for fans of Korean storytelling. To honor the occasion, Viki is spotlighting curated collections of must-watch dramas across genres—from thrillers to melodramas and, of course, the ever-beloved romantic comedies.
If you’re in the mood for lighthearted laughter, swoon-worthy romance, and plenty of heart, here are 10 rom-com and comedy K-dramas you can binge this International K-Drama Day.
Comedy Rom-Com K-Dramas
Strong Woman Do Bong Soon
Do Bong Soon (Park Bo Young) isn’t your average young woman—she’s gifted with incredible superhuman strength. When she takes on a job as a bodyguard for CEO Ahn Min Hyeok (Park Hyung Sik), unexpected sparks fly amidst quirky humor and thrilling encounters.
Love Revolution
Adapted from a hit webtoon, this drama captures the rollercoaster ride of teenage romance and friendship. Gong Ju Young (Park Ji Hoon) falls head over heels for Wang Ja Rim (Lee Ruby), whose initial coldness slowly melts thanks to his persistence and charm.
Mr. Queen
History meets hilarity in this unique period drama. A modern man’s soul finds itself trapped in the body of Queen Kim So Yong (Shin Hae Sun) of the Joseon dynasty. Alongside King Cheoljong (Kim Jung Hyun), palace chaos ensues with plenty of comedic twists.
Boyhood
Set in the 1980s at Buyeo Agricultural High School, this coming-of-age comedy follows Jang Byung Tae (Yim Si Wan), a timid student who just wants to avoid trouble—until an unexpected turn of events makes him the toughest kid in school overnight.
Pump Up the Healthy Love
Gym life becomes the backdrop for an inspiring romance between determined fitness enthusiast Do Hyeon Joong (Lee Jun Young) and newcomer Lee Mi Ran (Jeong Eun Ji). Their journey blends heartfelt motivation with lighthearted comedy.
So I Married the Anti-Fan
What happens when a superstar and his fiercest critic are forced to live under the same roof for a reality show? K-pop idol Who Joon (Choi Tae Joon) and reporter Lee Geun Young (Sooyoung) go from rivals to reluctant partners, sparking both chaos and romance.
My Sweet Mobster
Seo Ji Hwan (Um Tae Goo) has left his rough past behind, but his life takes an unexpected turn when he reconnects with Go Eun Ha (Han Sun Hwa), a children’s content creator with whom he shares a childhood bond. A sweet story of second chances unfolds.
Love is for Suckers
Best friends for two decades, Goo Yeo Reum (Lee Da Hee) and Park Jae Hoon (Choi Siwon) suddenly find their relationship tested when she casts him in a reality dating show. What starts as fun quickly grows complicated when real feelings emerge.
Gaus Electronics
Life at Gaus Electronics HQ’s Marketing Team 3 is anything but ordinary. Between workplace chaos, budding romances, and plenty of misunderstandings, the series highlights the funny and heartwarming side of corporate struggles.
Backstreet Rookie
Based on a webtoon, this rom-com tells the unpredictable love story between convenience store owner Choi Dae Hyun (Ji Chang Wook) and his part-time worker Jung Saet Byul (Kim You Jung). Sweet, funny, and charming, it’s a comfort watch for K-drama fans.
