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K-Dramas on OTT in December 2025
December 2025 brings an exciting wave of Korean dramas to Netflix, Prime Video, JTBC, TVING, Disney+ and more. From intense thrillers and political sagas to emotional romances and fantasy-action adventures, this month’s streaming lineup is one of the most diverse of the year.
Whether you’re looking for gripping mysteries, heart-fluttering romances or big-budget sci-fi dramas, here is your complete guide to every major K-drama releasing this December.
New K-Dramas Releasing in December 2025
| Title | OTT Platform | Release Date | Genre |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Price of Confession | Netflix | Dec 5 | Thriller / Mystery |
| Surely Tomorrow | Prime Video / JTBC | Dec 6 | Romance / Melodrama |
| Pro Bono | TVING | Dec 6 | Legal Drama |
| Culinary Class War Season 2 | Netflix | Dec 16 | Reality / Cooking Competition |
| The Great Flood | Netflix | Dec 19 | Sci-Fi / Survival |
| I Dol I | Genie TV / ENA | Dec 22 | Romantic Legal Drama |
| Made In Korea | Disney+ | Dec 24 | Political Action / Historical |
| Cashero | Netflix | Dec 26 | Fantasy / Action |
New Streaming on Netflix
The Price of Confession
Release Date: December 5
Genre: Thriller / Mystery
A gripping psychological thriller starring Jeon Do-yeon, Park Hae-soo and Kim Go-eun. When an art instructor becomes the prime suspect in her husband’s death, her encounter with a mysterious woman opens the door to a dangerous bargain. Secrets, lies, and shifting power dynamics form the core of this highly anticipated drama.
Culinary Class War Season 2
Release Date: December 16
Genre: Cooking Competition
The competitive culinary reality format returns with more intense challenges and strategic battles between the white and black spoons. Season 2 raises the stakes with new contestants, unpredictable twists and heightened kitchen drama.
The Great Flood
Release Date: December 19
Genre: Sci-Fi / Survival
Set in a near-future world submerged by a catastrophic flood, the drama follows a researcher and her son trapped inside their apartment complex. As the waters rise, their struggle for survival grows increasingly desperate. A tense and emotional sci-fi thriller with strong human themes.
Cashero
Release Date: December 26
Genre: Fantasy / Action
A quirky superhero story following an ordinary civil servant who gains superhuman strength based on the amount of cash he carries. As an evil force targets his unusual power, he must fight back while literally paying the price. Starring Lee Jun-ho and Kim Hye-jun.
New Streaming on Prime Video / JTBC
Surely Tomorrow
Release Date: December 6
Genre: Romance / Melodrama
A heartfelt reunion romance featuring Park Seo-joon and Won Ji-an. Former lovers who parted ways in their twenties unexpectedly meet again when a scandal links their lives. As unresolved emotions resurface, the drama explores love, timing and second chances with quiet emotional depth.
New Streaming on TVING
Pro Bono
Release Date: December 6
Genre: Legal Drama
A former lawyer turned influencer finds his privileged world shaken when he meets a dedicated public-interest advocate. Their contrasting ideals spark conflict and transformation as he begins confronting real societal issues.
New Streaming on Genie TV / ENA
I Dol I
Release Date: December 22
Genre: Romantic Legal Drama
A lawyer who secretly stans a K-pop idol finds herself caught in a murder investigation when her favourite idol becomes a suspect. Blending romance, mystery and humour, I Dol I is a light but compelling watch.
New Streaming on Disney+
Made In Korea
Release Date: December 24
Genre: Political Action / Historical
Set in the politically turbulent 1970s, this gripping drama stars Hyun Bin and Jung Woo-sung. It chronicles the clash between a ruthless man chasing power and the prosecutor determined to stop him. Packed with tension and powerful performances.
Editor’s Picks – Top K-Dramas of December 2025
The Price of Confession (Netflix)
A dark, high-stakes thriller from a powerhouse cast.
Surely Tomorrow (Prime Video / JTBC)
A tender, emotional romance about timing, loss and rediscovery.
Made In Korea (Disney+)
A politically charged period drama with compelling storytelling.
Cashero (Netflix)
A refreshing, offbeat superhero narrative with explosive action.
December 2025 delivers one of the year’s strongest K-drama lineups across streaming platforms. From intense thrillers like The Price of Confession and Villains to heartwarming romances like Surely Tomorrow and innovative fantasy tales like Cashero, there’s something for every viewer.