Sul Won (Shin Young Seok) becomes the unexpected live-in landlord of his mother's boarding house when she returns to her hometown. The diverse residents include his high school senior cousin, a former college friend, Kim Chun Seo (Im Sung Kyun), a high school teacher, and an aspiring cartoon author. As the young men grow closer, forming a tight-knit friendship, Sul Won finds himself in a complicated situation when some tenants develop romantic feelings towards him. Based on a popular web-based cartoon by Penguin, this drama explores the dynamics of shared living and unexpected connections. "Oh! Boarding House" is a 2022 Viki Original South Korean drama series.

Jung Ki Sub (Nam Si An) and Kim Jin Woo (Kim Sung Hyen) are just friends. But Jin Woo has a secret: He has a big crush on Ki Sub! So far, he has kept his feelings a secret. But will he let the cat out of the bag when Ki Sub asks to stay with him? As friends, it was easier to keep a lid on his emotions. But now that his crush is also his roommate, Jin Woo must decide whether or not to come clean about his feelings! Will the truth set Jin Woo free – or could it wreck his friendship? This 2024 South Korean drama series was directed by Lim Hyun Hee.

College freshman Seo Hae Won (Cha Woo Min) moves into a guesthouse above Florida Banjeom, a popular Chinese restaurant. Despite being recommended for a part-time job by Cha Ji Soo (Moon Kang Hyuk), Hae Won finds himself at odds with the restaurant's owner and head chef, Baek Eun Gyu (Yoo Hwan), who seems to instantly dislike him. Working alongside colleagues Ha Jin (Zeze) and Joo Seo Hyeok (Jun), Hae Won quickly adapts to the restaurant environment and attracts attention from patrons. As he becomes more comfortable, he unexpectedly develops feelings for his cold-hearted boss, Eun Gyu. The story explores whether Hae Won can overcome the initial tension and win Eun Gyu's heart. This is a 2021 Viki Original romantic drama directed by Yang Kyeong Hui.

Yoon Do Geon (Lee Chan Hyung), a culinary creative genius, leads Laura Dining to the top of South Korea's restaurant scene, but tensions rise with the restaurant owner over menu direction. When Choi Jeong Woo (Jang Eui Soo), a talented chef known for copying recipes, joins the kitchen, their initial rivalry gradually transforms into an unexpected romantic connection. As they navigate professional challenges and personal dynamics, Do Geon and Jeong Woo must decide whether their competitive spirit can evolve into something more intimate.

Skilled archer Lee Da Yeol (Jae Han) has secured a scholarship to a prestigious school, but a run-in with the school’s most popular student, Jo Tae Hyeon (Ye Chan), threatens to ruin everything. With his scholarship in jeopardy, Da Yeol is desperate to distance himself from Tae Hyeon and the wild rumors that seem to follow them everywhere. Unfortunately, no matter how hard he tries, Tae Hyeon refuses to leave Da Yeol’s side. Unable to shake Tae Hyeon, Da Yeol spends his days loathing his shadow but the more time he spends with him, the more conflicted his feelings become; leaving him to wonder, where exactly does the line between hate and love end? Adapted from the webtoon of the same name by Dong Mul, this 2023 South Korean romance drama was directed by Song Soo Rim and Kim Jin Chul.

Three hundred years ago, Yeon Seok (Jin Gun) found his true love, Ha Yeon, but their lowly social status prevented their relationship from flourishing. Determined to reunite with her, Yeon Seok miraculously preserved his memories across multiple lifetimes. Now a successful web novelist, Yeon Seok meets his editor Ha Yeon (Jeon Chang Ha), who is surprisingly a man this time. Initially resistant to this unexpected twist of fate, Yeon Seok gradually finds himself drawn to Ha Yeon as they work together. Forced to confront his deep-seated feelings, Yeon Seok must decide whether he can accept his love across gender and time, or if he will let go of a connection that has spanned three centuries. This is a 2022 Korean romantic drama adapted from the winning script of the Ascendio BL script-writing contest, directed by Kang Ho Jung.

Wu Seung Hyeon (Moon Ji Yong) has very little experience in love or work, but his luck changes fast when he lands a dream internship at a high-flying advertising company. On his first day at work, his heart skips a beat when he has a run-in with the incredibly attractive but aloof Kim Jong Chan (Kwon Hyuk). Later, he is stunned to learn that Jong Chan is his new boss! Seung Hyeon tries to keep things professional and suppress his feelings for Jong Chan, but this proves to be an almost insurmountable challenge. Will Seung Hyeon keep his emotions in check – or will romance spoil his plans? This 2022 South Korean BL drama was based on a webtoon by Moscareto and was directed by Kim Jho Kwang Soo.

When Han Ji Yu (Kim Jun Hyung), a savvy marketing whiz from a top liquor company, is tasked with wooing the hottest restaurant in town, he doesn’t expect to hit a brick wall—especially one as handsome and stubborn as Chef Park Ki Hoon (Won Do Hyun). With a temper as hot as his kitchen, Ki Hoon refuses to let any drop of alcohol into his restaurant, dashing Ji Yu’s hopes of a perfect partnership. But Ji Yu isn’t one to take no for an answer. Armed with charm, creativity, and a dash of mischief, he’s determined to crack the chef’s tough exterior. As their worlds collide in a simmering battle of wits and wills, these two men might just find themselves intoxicated by something stronger than any drink—love.

As the future heir to Geumnam Group, Ji Ho Jun (Kim Ji Woong) has always lived a privileged life. Carefree and happy-go-lucky, Ho Jun is stunned when his father issues an unexpected ultimatum. Forced out of the house, he must survive on his own for the next two years. In addition, Ho Jun must lead the Geumnam Group’s newest business team and achieve impressive results. Lost and clueless, Ho Jun moves into Poongduck Villa, only to discover that the villa's owner, Seo Jae Yun (Yoon Seo Bin), is not only his new landlord but also an employee at his family's company and a member of his team. As the two navigate their intertwined lives, they begin to discover that this seemingly cruel twist of fate might be exactly what they both need. A story of finding love in unexpected places, this 2022 South Korean romantic drama was directed by Teddy Hwang.

Gentle journalism student Cha Ji Wu (Han Hyun Jun), is determined to protect his classmate Bae Yu Na (Ryu In A) from her stalker. He secretly has a crush on her, but even though Yu Na doesn’t see him as a man, he’s determined to stay by her side. Everything changes when Ji Wu gets paired with confident senior Lee Ro Ah (Kim Tae Hwan) for a class project about love… despite the fact that they’re both men. As Ji Wu and Ro Ah spend more time together, Ji Wu finds himself developing unexpected feelings toward the upperclassman. Caught between his long-time affection for Yu Na and his new emotions for Ro Ah, Ji Wu’s journey becomes a complex exploration of love and self-discovery to ultimately decide where his heart truly belongs. This 2022 South Korean BL drama series was directed by Lee Seong Taek.

Smalltown university freshman Ji Hyun (Oh Jun Taek) struggles to form meaningful relationships upon moving to Seoul – until he meets Jae Won (Lim Ji Sub), an older student who’s just finished his mandatory military service. The two bond when they start attending the same surfing club. As Ji Hyun starts getting into this new activity, the two men share an unexpected kiss. Jae Won then pretends nothing happened between them. Was this kiss really the result of a fleeting attraction – or could it pave the way for a lasting romance? “The Eighth Sense” is a 2023 South Korean BL drama series that was directed by Baek Inu and Werner Du Plessis.

Kang Seo Joon (Son Woo Hyeon), a once-famous celebrity, finds renewed hope when he meets the charming chef Han Ji Woo (Kim Kang Min). As their undeniable chemistry blossoms into a passionate romance, it seems like they've discovered their perfect happily ever after. However, their love story takes a heartbreaking twist when one of them suddenly disappears, leaving only a note behind. Desperate and lost, Seo Joon and Ji Woo must confront the possibility that their fairy tale may have come to an abrupt end. Will love be enough to bridge the gap between them, or has fate sealed their tragic fate? The sequel to 2021’s “To My Star,” this 2022 South Korean romantic comedy BL drama was directed by Hwang Da Seul.

Optimistic freshman Lee Hyeon (J-min)’s university days start with a bang when he falls for Kim An (Kim Yong Seok), his cold and aloof former tutor who now studies as the same university. Lee Hyeon begins following Kim An around like a puppy, pestering the tutor with questions. Meanwhile, love may also be in the air for more of the university’s students and faculty, including a student who has a fling with a man who turns out to be his new class’ teaching assistant! Will Cupid bring order to the chaos as these young men try to get their academic (and love) lives on track? This 2023 South Korean BL drama series, the follow-up to 2022’s Love Class, was directed by Jang Yeong Seon.

Actor Kang Seo Joon (Son Woo Hyeon) was once one of South Korea’s brightest and most popular stars. But his career appears set to take a fatal nosedive following his latest scandal, and he now fears that he may have hit rock bottom. His talent agency wants to help him evade news reporters who are trying to track him down, so the agency’s CEO arranges for him to move in with the dashing and talented young chef Han Ji Woo (Kim Kang Min). Ji Woo and Seo Joon have wildly different personalities, but they both feel the pull of attraction and begin to work together on projects that pool their respective talents. Could a romantic relationship follow, or will their differences prove irreconcilable? This 2020 South Korean BL drama series was directed by Hwang Da Seul.

Tae Kyung (Lee Sae On) has always been a loner, but when he decides he wants to try and make friends, his teacher suggests joining the student council. There, he meets the cold yet composed Shin Woo (Kang You Seok) and the charming, popular President Da On (Choe Chan I), who seems immediately drawn to him. As a romance between Tae Kyung and Da On starts to blossom, Shin Woo’s disapproval and the jealousy of Da On’s close friend threaten to complicate everything. Can Tae Kyung navigate the tangled emotions of his new relationships, or will his attempts at friendship lead to heartbreak? This 2021 South Korean BL drama was directed by Lee Yu Yeon, adapted from the hit mobile gaming title “Saebit Boys High School Council.”