Different Platforms Streaming Korean Contents: From K-Dramas To Reality Shows, And Movies

Which platform do you use to watch your favorite Korean shows or dramas? Kpopmap has a diverse range of followers from different countries, and based on your region you would also have different availabilities on what platforms or websites are offered to you. Did you just get done with whatever you were watching and are in need of a new movie or show recommendations? Or are you fed up with the offered selection on your current subscription platform?

Here are eight websites that you might be interested in checking out, or even subscribing to, if you’d like to broaden your Korean content consumption! Some of them you may be familiar with, some less so- but here is a list for you to consider, in alphabetical order.

 

1. Amazon Prime

If you are an Amazon Prime member, it’s worth checking out Amazon Prime Video. For free of charge, Amazon Prime Video offers some K-Dramas, mostly older ones. However, you can find a decent number of K-Movies.

 

2. Apple TV

Apple TV supports Viki, a Korean drama channel that we also have on this list, but they also have their own original productions- one from 2021, “Dr. Brain,” and “Pachinko” from 2022. You can also see some oldie-but-goldie K-Drama series like “Boys Over Flowers”, “Playful Kiss”, and “Oh My Ghost”.

 

3. Hulu / Disney+

Hulu is a streamer to watch for interesting and well-loved K-Dramas like “The Legend of the Blue Sea”, while also providing new original shows produced by Disney+ Korea. Although there are only a few at the moment, they have a whole separate category of Asia