Top 16 Best Korean Dramas Dubbed in English On Netflix

People from all over the world now watch Korean dramas. They can be watched on websites and subscription services like Viki, Netflix, Disney+, Viu, and more that don’t cost much.

If you are wondering why people are so crazy about Kdramas, it’s because they are more than just dramas. People’s everyday lives and feelings are portrayed in these dramas.

Kdramas may be sad and cheesy, but most of them have an unexpected twist that blows the audience away. These things make it worth watching these dramas.

English Dubbed Kdramas

Since Korean dramas can be streamed in most countries, they are now being dubbed in other languages so that people from other countries can watch them without having to read the subtitles.

As you know, not everyone likes to read subtitles and it becomes difficult to watch the drama. Because of this, Kdramas have been dubbed in English, Hindi, Chinese, Tagalog, and other local languages.

If your English is good and you want to watch your favorite dramas in English without having to read the subtitles and miss important parts of the drama, here is a list of dramas on Netflix that have been dubbed into English.

1. Squid Game

The story of people, who are otherwise failures in their life plays a mysterious survival game named ‘Squid Game’. The stake is high, ₩45.6 billion, so is the risk, life is at stake. The men in pink overalls and masks are watching every move. There will only be one winner.

Cast –

• Lee Jung Jae as Seong Gi Hun
• Park Hae Soo as Sang Woo
• Heo Sung Tae as Duk Su
• Wi Ha Joon as Joon Ho

No. Of Episodes – 8

Watch On – Netflix

2. Vincenzo

Vincenzo, a mafia consigliere flees to South Korea to recover 1.5 tons of gold within the basement of Geumga Plaza. However, a company has illegally taken ownership of the building, and Vincenzo must use his skills to reclaim the building and recover his fortunes.

Cast –

• Song Joong Ki as Vincenzo Cassano
• Jeon Yeo Been as Hong Cha Young
• Ok Taec Yeon as Jang Jun Woo
• Kim Yeo Jin as Choi Myung Hee

No. Of Episodes – 16

Watch On – Netflix

3. D.P.

The story of a team of Korean military police with the mission to catch deserters. Private Joon Ho and Corporal Ho Yul both team up to find the deserters. The drama reveals the painful reality endured by each enlistee during his compulsory call of duty.

Cast –

• Jung Hae In as Ahn Joon Ho
• Koo Kyo Hwan as Han Ho Yul
• Kim Sung Kyun as Park Bum Goo
• Son Seok Koo as Im Ji Sup

No. Of Episodes – 6

Watch On – Netflix

4. Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha

Hye Jin, a dentist moves to the seaside village of Gongjin. There, she meets Hong Du Shik. She becomes curious about him. He is known as Mr. Hong around town. He is unemployed officially, but he is a master of odd jobs who appears to help everyone with any situation.

Cast –

• Shin Min Ah as Yoon Hye Jin
• Kim Seon Ho as Hong Doo Shik
• Lee Sang Yi as Ji Sung Hyun
• Lee Suk Hyeong as Kang Do Ha

No. Of Episodes – 16

Watch On – Netflix

5. Kingdom

During the Joseon period, the spirit of a recently dead king comes back, and a mysterious illness starts to spread across the country. To find out what is going on and save his people, the crown prince must deal with a new kind of enemy.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Joo Ji Hoon as Lee Chang
• Ryu Seung Ryong as Jo Hak Joo
• Bae Doo Na as Seo Bi
• Kim Sung Gyu as Young Shin

No. Of Episodes: 6+6 (50 min. each)

Streaming Options (region-specific):

Short Review: Kingdom is one of the best and most exciting shows about zombies. The filming is so good that all the zombies seem real. The story is interesting because it takes place in the past and has a zombie outbreak. Read Kingdom Review.

6. Hospital Playlist

Hospital Playlist tells the story of doctors, patients, and nurses working at Yulje Medical Center. It focuses on five doctors who have been friends since they entered medical school in 1999. The drama will also deal with a story of a band formed by a group of doctors.

Cast –

• Jo Jung Suk as Li Ik Jun
• Yoo Yeon Seok as Ahn Jung Won
• Jung Kyung Ho as Kim Jun Wan
• Jeon Mi Do as Chae Song Hwa

No. Of Episodes – 12

Watch On – Netflix

7. All Of Us Are Dead

A group of high school students get caught with an extreme crisis situation when they become trapped in their school, while a zombie virus spreads like a wildfire. They must fight their way out or turn into one of the rabid infected.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Yoon Chan Young as Cheong San
• Park Ji Hoo as Ohn Jo
• Cho Yi Hyun as Nam Ra
• Park Solomon as Su Hyuk

No. Of Episodes: 12 (60 min. each)

Streaming Options (region-specific):

Short Review: In this show, the zombies’ actions are very realistic. It’s interesting to see how friends get along with each other. This drama deals with both real and imagined problems in society, which adds to the depth of the story.

8. Business Proposal

The drama revolves around Ha Ri who goes on a blind date pretending to be her best friend. But she’s horrified to see Tae Mu, the CEO of the company she works at. To make matters worse, he’s dead set on marrying her.

Cast –

• Kim Se Jeong as Shin Ha Ri
• Ahn Hyo Seop as Kang Tae Mu
• Seol In Ah as Jin Young Seo
• Kim Min Kyu as Cha Sung Hoon

No. Of Episodes – 12

Watch on – Netflix

9. Our Beloved Summer

A coming of age, romantic comedy revolving around Choi Woong and Yeon Soo, who broke up with a promise never to meet again. The documentary they filmed ten years ago in high school gets the fame and they are by compulsion facing camera once more.

Cast –

• Choi Woo Shik as Choi Woong
• Kim Da Mi as Gook Yeon Soo
• Kim Sung Chul as Kim Ji Woong
• Roh Jeong Eui as NJ

No. Of Episodes – 16

Watch On – Netflix

10. Twenty-Five Twenty-One

Set in 1998, the drama tells the stories of youth who find new direction and growth after having their dreams taken away. Yi Jin and Hee Do first meet when they are 22 and 18 years old and fall in love when they turn 25 and 21.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Nam Joo Hyuk as Baek Yi Jin
• Kim Tae Ri as Na Hee Do
• Bona as Go Yoo Rim
• Choi Hyun Wook as Moon Ji Woong

No. Of Episodes: 16 (70 min. each)

Streaming Options (region-specific):

Short Review: The drama has an appealing theme, a story that is well told, great acting and clever staging and editing. Despite being one of the drama’s genre, romance is not the primary subject. It has to do with desire, youth, and friendship. The best friendship drama that is a must-watch.

11. Extraordinary Attorney Woo

The drama is about a brilliant 27-year-old lawyer with Asperger’s syndrome. She graduated from Seoul National University for both college and law school. However, she still finds herself struggling when it comes to social interactions.

Cast –

• Park Eun Bin as Woo Young Woo
• Kang Tae Oh as Lee Joon Ho
• Kang Ki Young as Jung Myung Seok
• Jeon Bae Soo as Woo Gwang Ho

No. Of Episodes – 16

Watch On – Netflix

12. Move To Heaven

Geu Roo works for his father’s business “Move To Heaven.” One day, his father dies. His uncle now becomes his guardian. They work as trauma cleaners, clearing out the possessions of dead people, uncovering the stories they left behind, and telling them to loved ones.

Cast –

• Lee Je Hoon as Cho Sang Gu
• Tang Jun Sang as Han Geu Ru
• Hong Seung Hee as Yoon Na Mu
• Jung Suk Yong as Yoon Young Soo

No. Of Episodes – 10

Watch On – Netflix

13. Extracurricular

This drama is about three high school students named Ji Soo, who is a model student, his friend and classmate Gyu Ri, and the school bully Min Hee, who start committing crimes to make money and pay for college. As a result, they face unpredictable dangers.

Rating:

Main Cast (Characters):

• Kim Dong Hee as Oh Ji Soo
• Park Joo Hyun as Bae Gyu Ri
• Jung Da Bin as Seo Min Hee
• Nam Yoon Su as Kwak Ki Tae

No. Of Episodes: 10 (55 min. each)

Streaming Options (region-specific):

Short Review: It’s not your ordinary school drama. The story is dark and interesting, the characters are complicated. The drama looks at the effects of actions and the pressures young adults face in a society that often puts success ahead of doing the right thing.

14. Juvenile Justice

A judge who hates juvenile offenders becomes the newly appointed judge of a juvenile court. A victim of juvenile crime in her youth, she faces various cases involving youths, which helps her discover what it truly means to be an adult.

Cast –

• Kim Hye Soo as Shim Eun Seok
• Kim Mu Yeol as Cha Tae Joo
• Lee Sung Min as Kang Won Joong
• Lee Jung Eun as Na Geun Hee

No. Of Episodes – 10

Watch On – Netflix

15. The Glory

A revenge story that begins with a high school student who had to drop out of school after suffering from brutal school violence. Years later, she starts her revenge on the perpetrators and bystanders of her bullying days.

Cast –

• Song Hye Kyo as Moon Dong Eun
• Lee Do Hyun as Joo Yeo Jung
• Im Ji Yeon as Park Yeon Jin
• Park Sung Hoon as Jeon Jae Joon

No. Of Episodes – 8

Watch On – Netflix

16. Hellbound

People hear predictions on when they will die. When that time comes, a death angel appears in front of them and kills them. The drama is about supernatural angels emerging out of nowhere to sentence individuals to hell.

Cast –

• Yoo Ah In as Jung Jin Soo
• Park Jung Min as Bae Young Jae
• Kim Hyun Joo as Min Hye Jin
• Won Jin Ah as Song So Hyun

No. Of Episodes – 6

Watch On – Netflix

Wrapping Up

That’s it! These were the Korean dramas that have English audio that you can watch on Netflix and relate more to them. Besides English, these dramas are also dubbed in other languages.

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