5 K-Dramas To Watch On Prime Video Before They Add The Ads
Good thing, you have a whole month to catch up!
Amazon Prime Video 's decision to put ads back in videos, depending on your subscription tier, hasn't been met with enthusiasm. Many viewers who have had the subscription for many years have had to reevaluate and decide if they need Prime Video at all.
If you are a K-drama buff, Prime Video has a variety of titles that could pique your interest. So before you cancel your subscription altogether, give this list a chance. Here are the 5 best Prime Video K-dramas now available on the streaming platform.
Café Midnight (2020)
It's hard to be in a relationship with your complete opposite, no matter how strong the bond between you is. Tough and cold police officer Nam Goong-Yoon and her restaurant-owner boyfriend Ahn Tae-Young know this very well. However, all differences are put aside when he disappears, only to be found in a midnight cafe marked on a mysterious map.
My Roommate Is a Gumiho (2021)
Based on folk tales and ancient Korean legends, Gumiho is a fox-like creature that can transform into a human being. The 999-year-old gumiho Shin Woo-yeo wants nothing more than to become human, and his new companion Lee Dam, who accidentally swallows his pearl, aren't the best neighborhood duo you can find, but they're certainly an entertaining one.
Mr. Queen (2020-2021)
This is not your typical period drama, but neither is it your typical comedy. Brilliant as it is, Mr. Queen perfectly portrays all the struggles of the womanizer Bong-hwan, who finds himself a few centuries back in the middle of Joseon. Even worse, he is stuck in the body of the queen and has no way out.
Payback (2023)
If you are more interested in crime and action than in any other genre, Payback would be right up your alley. The show revolves around a group of passionate people who are disillusioned with the justice system and decide to fight for what they believe is right. Together they lead the war against the most powerful cartel.
Hotel Del Luna (2019)
Working in the hospitality industry isn't easy, even if most of your customers are ghosts. When Koo Chan-sung's life is saved as a newborn by Jang Man-wol, she makes an agreement with his father: in 20 years, his son will work in her hotel. As the years go by, the promise hasn't been forgotten and so Chan-sung is about to start the craziest job he's ever had.