September 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting months for K-drama fans. Whether you’re craving heart-fluttering romance, dark psychological thrillers, nostalgic youth stories, or high-stakes political intrigue, this lineup has it all. With big names like Song Joong-ki, Jun Ji-hyun, Park Min-young, and Kim Go-eun leading the charge, each drama promises not just star power but compelling stories that will leave us hooked week after week. This month feels like a gift for viewers—packed with variety, emotion, and fresh narratives that will keep us glued to our screens.
My Youth (Sept 5 – JTBC/Viki)
My Youth – Song Joong-ki returns in a role that blends nostalgia with quiet hope, opposite the versatile Chun Woo-hee. The drama follows a former child star who, after leaving the spotlight, builds a new life as a florist and novelist. Just when he thinks the past is behind him, he reunites with his first love. Together, they confront old wounds, forgotten dreams, and the possibility of a second chance at happiness. It’s a heartfelt, emotional ride for anyone who believes love can bloom again.
Queen Mantis (Sept 5 – SBS/Netflix)
Go Hyun-jung delivers a chilling performance as a serial killer who has been locked away for years. When a string of murders resembling her old crimes shakes the city, her estranged son—now a detective played by Jang Dong-yoon—has no choice but to turn to her for help. What follows is a gripping mother-son cat-and-mouse story, filled with dark psychology, family tension, and questions about whether evil can truly be contained. A must-watch for thriller fans who crave intensity and suspense.
Confidence Queen (Sept 6 – Prime Video)
Park Min-young trades in romance for wit and cunning as she transforms into a genius con artist with an IQ of 165. Alongside Park Hee-soon and Joo Jong-hyuk, she forms a trio determined to take down corruption in finance, politics, and real estate. With clever heists, fast-paced banter, and stylish storytelling, this drama blends comedy with sharp social commentary, proving that brains and charm can be just as thrilling as brute force.
Tempest (Sept 10 – Disney+)
With Jun Ji-hyun and Gang Dong-won leading the cast, this drama is already one of the most anticipated of the year. It’s a cinematic spy thriller that throws viewers into the world of diplomacy, secret deals, and betrayal. A diplomat finds himself entangled with a mysterious mercenary as they uncover a conspiracy threatening inter-Korean peace. Packed with action, political intrigue, and simmering chemistry, Tempest promises to be as stylish as it is heart-racing.
You and Everything Else (Sept 12 – Netflix)
Kim Go-eun and Park Ji-hyun shine in this poignant tale of friendship tested by time and fate. The story follows two women who grew up inseparable but drifted apart as life took them down different paths. When one is faced with a terminal illness, the two reconnect, confronting regrets, unspoken truths, and the strength of bonds that never truly fade. Emotional, tender, and deeply human, this drama will have viewers reaching for tissues.
A Hundred Memories (Sept 13 – JTBC)
Step back into the vibrant streets of 1980s Seoul in this nostalgic romance starring Kim Da-mi. The drama tells the story of two young bus attendants navigating life’s uncertainties while holding onto their dreams. As they juggle friendship, first love, and the realities of adulthood, their journey reflects the struggles and hopes of an entire generation. With its retro setting and heartfelt storytelling, this one is for fans of bittersweet youth dramas.
The Murky Stream (Sept 26 – Disney+)
Rowoon and Shin Ye-eun bring a powerful edge to this historical epic set in Joseon. The story weaves together the lives of a gangster seeking survival, a righteous merchant trying to protect the powerless, and an idealistic official determined to challenge corruption. As their fates collide in a world full of betrayal and political intrigue, the drama paints a gritty, layered portrait of power and sacrifice. Perfect for viewers who crave period dramas with depth.
To the Moon (Sept 19 – MBC)
A slice-of-life comedy with a refreshing twist, To the Moon stars Lee Sun-bin and Ra Mi-ran as office workers tired of barely scraping by. Alongside their colleagues, they dive into the world of cryptocurrency, convinced it’s the answer to all their struggles. What follows is a mix of hilarious mishaps, heartfelt teamwork, and personal growth. Lighthearted yet relatable, this drama captures the dreams and frustrations of everyday life.
Ms. Incognito (Sept 29 – ENA)
Jeon Yeo-been takes on a daring role as a bodyguard who enters a three-month contract marriage with a terminally ill chaebol, played by Jinyoung. But nothing is as simple as it seems—her true identity must remain hidden, while schemers circle, eager to steal his fortune. Blending romance, mystery, and high-stakes drama, Ms. Incognito keeps viewers on edge while exploring trust, sacrifice, and survival.
With such a diverse slate of releases, September 2025 truly offers something for every K-drama fan. From the tender emotions of My Youth to the chilling suspense of Queen Mantis, the stylish thrills of Tempest, and the nostalgic warmth of A Hundred Memories, this month’s dramas are set to capture our hearts in different ways. Whether you’re ready to binge-watch all or carefully pick a few favorites, one thing is certain—September will keep us entertained, emotional, and eagerly awaiting each new episode.
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