Asian Addicts Anonymous

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• Jon Paul

  8 November 2015 4:32 AM

  

  These all seem to be disappearing, one by one. Anyone know if more K-Dramas will be added any time soon?

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• amjm

  29 November 2015 2:20 AM

  

  Just download the DramaFever app. It’s free and has lots of drama options!

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• CP

  9 December 2015 10:59 AM

  

  I have been watching krdramas since 10 months and I have watched all which was available on Netflix and now m wanting more.. Could any one tell which is the best site to watch Korean dramas free..m in so love with the kdramas everyday i on tv just to see new k dramas on Netflix but they have not added new since months I wish they add more to the list.

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  • Lina

    12 December 2015 2:26 PM

    

    I can recommend two sites that are pretty good. Dramafire.com has A LOT of k dramas (also J drama’s and Taiwanese drama’s) and some movies too! Pretty much any drama you could think of, and their really good at keeping up with the new ones currently on. Sensen.tv doesn’t have as many dramas as dramafire, but their video quality is usually pretty good. Good luck and Happy Watching!!!

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• Cp

  17 December 2015 4:18 PM

  

  Hi all.. Hope u all enjoying watching kdramas..I am looking for some romantic high school dramas like playful kiss and boys over flower kinda.. Please suggest some romantic dramas..

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  • Lina

    18 December 2015 8:31 PM

    

    I LOVE watching K drama’s!!! I haven’t seen too many high school k drama’s, but I can most definitely recommend the K drama, To the Beautiful You. It’s about a high school girl who disguises herself as a boy so she can transfer to the all boys school her crush attends. It’s hilarious at times, but it can also be serious, the cast is great and it’s easy to like most of the characters. I can also recommend the drama, Shut Up Flower Boy band. Like Boys Over Flowers, it features several gorgeous guys with a real close knit friendship. It also has a huge music element to it if you don’t mind that. Anything else might be on this list: http://www.dramafever.com/news/16-high-school-k-dramas-you-must-watch-right-now/

    Good luck!!!

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• bob

  2 January 2016 3:17 AM

  

  I didn’t see it mentioned, but Atelier is a Japanese drama that’s available on Netflix. In japan, it’s called Underwear.

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• Jon Paul

  6 January 2016 7:11 PM

  

  Lucid Dream has been added, but it’s a mess. It looks like an “edited for North America” version of a real show. Atelier shows up too, but I haven’t checked it out. Apart from that, the list grows smaller every month (presumeably as licenses run out), with few to no additions of K-Dramas, but lots and lots of Bollywood stuff, which I find dull and silly, mostly, less interesting that Korean shows.

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• Kirby

  7 January 2016 7:45 PM

  

  Jon Paul, you will most likely love Atelier; we watch Asian dramas enough to know what is good. Of course, that is subjective, but at the same time, shows like Atelier avoid a lot of the tropes that come with K/J/T/drama watching. No amnesia, no “I’ll die soon after finding the love of my life”, no “he says he is my brother – and I’m blind – and I am becoming really fond of him” or the obstinate young rich guy and the honorable poor girl fated to link up at some point, if only one of them will step to the other with less attitude. Key indicator for better dramas for us: a couple of mature actors in the cast lineup. Atelier has that, plus real human dynamic stuff where you can see the best of us in some of us. Others like this (though not on Netflix maybe) are Secret Love Affair, Heard It Through The Grapevine, Midas, A Woman’s Credentials, and Miseang (which completely nailed the concept of Korean Drama minus silliness). If looking for dramas and you can’t find them on Netflix, look to Viki, or others. Hope you like some of what you see on my short list. If you have a few, shout them out!

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• Kirby

  7 January 2016 7:49 PM

  

  Correction on a Kdrama above: A WIFE’S Credentials is the title.

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• Ellen

  11 January 2016 6:35 PM

  

  Great list – and thank you for continuing to update it! I love Korean TV shows (my favorites are Boys Over Flowers, A Gentleman’s Dignity, and Secret Garden) and wish that Netflix would add more shows rather than keep removing them. I hope people write to Netflix to encourage a broader database of Korean TV.

  Also, if you like Korean TV, you might want to check out some Turkish TV shows too. Highly entertaining!

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• Gelai.

  23 January 2016 11:43 AM

  

  Today, 01.23.2016, I saw the following Korean dramas on Netflix. Secret Affair (Secret Love affair), This is My Love (My Love Eun Dong), and Beating Again (not sure the name the other name for it.

  I do know the first two came from jtbc. Secre Affair is one of my favorites.

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  • NeeNee

    24 January 2016 6:40 PM

    

    Thanks for the tip! They’ve been added along with a few more new titles.

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• Heather

  21 February 2016 1:08 PM

  

  I don’t see Coffee Prince on there anymore. Did I miss it somewhere?? I’ve been looking everywhere for it. 😦

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  • NeeNee

    21 February 2016 7:25 PM

    

    Looks like Netflix has removed it along with God’s Gift: 14 Days. You can watch Coffee Prince on DramaFever, Viki, and Hulu.

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• Chisaki

  24 February 2016 1:00 PM

  

  Hey! They released a new Japanese drama called Good Morning Call! It’s on-going but it’s a really good series.

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  • NeeNee

    2 March 2016 5:44 PM

    

    I can’t find this on Netflix in the US. 😦

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    • bob

      31 July 2016 7:25 PM

      

      Good Morning Call is in the US now.

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• tvnabvrnvs

  12 March 2016 1:37 PM

  

  Tamra the Island is on Netflix, at least as of yesterday when I started watching it.

  Also, thank you so much for this list! It’s a lot of hard work and you have no idea how much I appreciate it ^^

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• Sarah

  16 March 2016 5:38 AM

  

  Noticed some new Korean dramas on Netflix Canada as of March 15, 2016: Tomorrow’s Cantabile (a.k.a Cantabile Tomorrow remake of J-drama Nodame Cantabile), Full House Take 2 with Hwang Jung Eum, Birdie Buddy, Padam Padam, 9 Seconds – Eternal Time, Tamra The Island, & Korean Pennisula.

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  • Sarah

    16 March 2016 5:41 AM

    

    Also, seems like Good Doctor is gone from Netflix Canada.

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  • NeeNee

    31 March 2016 7:59 AM

    

    Thanks for letting me know! I’d been very busy, so it had been awhile since I had last checked.

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• Cp

  17 March 2016 4:06 PM

  

  I m looking for an app like Netflix in which I watch k dramas only that too for free and on tv.. So there is any app for tv which I install for free. And tell me some good dramas that are streaming on Netflix I have been looking for some romantic comedy kdramas as I have watched almost all dramas that were till 2015.

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  • NeeNee

    20 March 2016 8:57 AM

    

    Crunchyroll is a free app. You just need an account and you can get a free one. You won’t have access to their full library and you’ll have to watch commercials, but they do carry Asian dramas, too. Hulu carries DramaFever titles, but you have to be a paid subscriber to use their TV app and the same goes for Viki’s app, too.

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    • Cpnt

      6 April 2016 10:56 AM

      

      I just suscribed Hulu and m surprised and excited to see no. Of Korean dramas.. I m not watching anything else except kdramas.. I feel like n obsessed with kdramas.. I almost watched 10-20 dramas till now and still watching more.. Now I wanna go to South Korea😜😜.. I wanna try that typical Korean food that they show in dramas..

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      • NeeNee

        8 April 2016 12:09 PM

        

        It’s not so surprising. Hulu has a partnership with DramaFever and carries a lot of their catalog with a few extras from when they had an agreement with MBC.

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• Morgan

  8 April 2016 5:07 AM

  

  Coffee prince is still available and it is by far one of my favorite romance dramas next to you are beautiful as well. If you like romances with some funny gender bending these are the series to watch. The firstly episode of you are beautiful was hard to get into but after that it’s all up hill I’m glad I got through that firstly episode because it was amazing

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• Spinka

  15 April 2016 1:49 PM

  

  For those who want to watch the ones that are missing go to dramafever.com. It has almost any asian drama out there. Also, for the most part, it is free. The only time you have to pay is if you want hd, or if you want a premium account. Certain shows you can only watch with premium account, but those are mainly movies.

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• Charlie

  17 April 2016 3:51 PM

  

  What does the unhappy faces stand for next to the titles?

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  • NeeNee

    18 April 2016 6:58 PM

    

    I do explain at the top of the page, but it stands for the fact Netflix once had the drama streaming, but at last check it was no longer available. Truthfully, Netflix isn’t the best place for Asian drama fixes. Viki and DramaFever are your best bets and Crunchyroll streams select Japanese dramas as well.

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• akemi junita

  13 May 2016 3:49 AM

  

  where is scholar who walks the night starring lee joon gi?

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  • NeeNee

    12 June 2016 10:42 PM

    

    It is available in its entirety with English subs on DramaFever, Viki, and I believe Hulu as well. You’re better off looking there. Netflix really remains not the best place to watch Asian dramas.

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• Gemma

  1 June 2016 7:06 PM

  

  Hi, thanks very much for compiling this list! I wanted to check with you as to whether you know if You’re Beautiful has been removed from Netflix, or am I just not searching correctly? I’d added it to my list, & it’s not there anymore (& a search for it doesn’t seem to bring it up). This may sound like a newbie question, but is that done — just remove the show, especially without informing viewers who’ve had it on their lists?

  Thanks!

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  • NeeNee

    12 June 2016 10:40 PM

    

    Yes, it has been removed from Netflix’s US library. This happens quite frequently. It’s been removed and readded before, so fingers crossed it won’t be off for too long. Once upon a time, Netflix put expiration dates on items in your queue, but this feature no longer seems to exist (unless I’m missing it), which sucks.

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