Five new K-dramas to watch this week on OTT starring Ahn Hyo Seop, Saebyeol, Park Ji-hoon: Sold Out on You to Love Class 3 to The Legend of Kitchen Soldier

Looking for something new to add to your watchlist this week? K-drama fans have plenty to choose from as streaming platforms roll out a mix of romance, fantasy, coming-of-age stories and heartwarming family dramas. From a farmer finding unexpected love to an aspiring idol navigating complicated relationships and a military recruit turning into a star chef, this week's lineup offers a little bit of everything. Several fan-favourite series are also reaching major milestones, making it an exciting week for Korean drama enthusiasts.

Latest K-dramas of the week

Sold Out on You – Netflix
One of the most anticipated finales of the week belongs to Sold Out on You. The drama will release Episode 11 on May 27, followed by its series finale on May 28. The story follows Matthew Lee, played by Ahn Hyo Seop, a hardworking farmer who also runs a natural ingredient company and works as a cosmetics researcher. His peaceful rural life is turned upside down when ambitious home shopping host Dam Ye-jin, portrayed by Chae Won Bin, arrives searching for rare white flower mushrooms that could help secure a major beauty deal.


With only two episodes remaining, fans are eager to find out whether the pair can overcome the challenges standing in their way and get the ending they deserve.



Love Class 3 – Channel K, Prime Video and Viki
The popular BL romance franchise returns with its third chapter on May 28. Love Class 3 shifts its focus to the competitive world of K-pop trainees. The story follows four young dreamers who are determined to make their debut in the music industry. While competing in an idol survival program, they find themselves dealing with friendship, rivalry and unexpected romantic feelings.

The series stars WAKER member Saebyeol, Seo Ihan, GHOST9's Lee Woo Jin and Petch. With music, romance and emotional drama at its core, the show is expected to attract both K-pop and BL drama fans.

Reborn Rookie – Viki
Fantasy drama lovers may want to keep an eye on Reborn Rookie, which premieres on May 30. The series follows the chairman of the powerful Choi Sung Group, whose life changes after a mysterious accident causes his soul to be transferred into the body of a young football player. Suddenly forced to start over, he returns to the company he once built from the ground up—but this time as a rookie employee.

The drama features Lee Jun Young, Son Hyun Joo, Lee Ju Myoung, Jeon Hye Jin and Jin Goo. The unusual body-swap premise promises plenty of comedy, life lessons and emotional moments.

The Legend of Kitchen Soldier – Viki
Military life meets fantasy in The Legend of Kitchen Soldier, which returns this week with Episodes 5 and 6 on May 25 and 26. The series follows a struggling young man who enlists as an army cook to escape the difficulties of everyday life. Things take a surprising turn when he encounters a mysterious virtual quest system that helps him develop extraordinary culinary skills.

Starring Park Ji-hoon, Yoon Kyung Ho, Han Dong Hee, Lee Hong Nae and Lee Sang Yi, the drama combines comedy, fantasy and military life in a refreshing way that has caught viewers' attention.

Azure Spring – Channel K and Prime Video
For viewers looking for something more emotional and reflective, Azure Spring continues its run with Episodes 5 and 6 this week. The story centres on two young people carrying different emotional burdens who decide to work as divers in Haenam-gun. As they spend more time together by the sea, they slowly begin healing from their past struggles.

Featuring Yeri and Kang Sang Jun, the drama uses its coastal setting to create a calm and heartfelt story about friendship, healing and personal growth.

Bonus Pick: Cabbage Your Life Finale
Another notable release this week is the finale of Cabbage Your Life, which airs on May 28. The family drama follows a family that reluctantly moves from the city to a rural village. What begins as resistance gradually transforms into acceptance as they discover a new way of life. The show's charm comes from its relatable characters and everyday emotional moments, making its finale one to watch for fans of heartwarming storytelling.

Whether you're in the mood for romance, fantasy, suspense or slice-of-life storytelling, this week's K-drama lineup offers plenty of reasons to stay glued to your screen. Stay tuned!