Latest K-Drama Releases Of The Week (July 13–19): Dream to You, The East Palace, And More

Romance, ghosts and long-awaited reunions dominate this week's K-drama calendar. Between July 13 and July 19, three fresh Korean dramas arrive across Netflix and Viki: Dream to You, The East Palace and Spooky in Love. Whether you're drawn to heartfelt second-chance romances, supernatural mysteries or historical fantasy, this week's releases offer a little of everything for K-drama fans. Check out the latest K-drama releases of the week, including release dates, cast, episode count and where you can stream every new series. These K-dramas are raised to superlative heights by the acting skills of Hwang In Youp, Lee Hye Ri, Nam Joo Hyuk, Roh Yoon Seo, Cho Seung Woo, Park Eun Bin, and others.

Latest K-Drama Releases Of The Week (July 13-19, 2026)

Dream to You – Viki (July 13)

Dream to You follows successful film director Woo Soo Bin and reporter Joo Yi Jae, who reunite 15 years after going their separate ways. Once each other's first love, they now find themselves revisiting old memories, unfinished dreams and feelings they never truly left behind. As they reconnect, both must decide whether the past deserves a second chance.

Hwang In Youp and Lee Hye Ri lead the cast, joined by Baek Sung Chul and Lee Yul Eum. The 12-episode romantic comedy premieres on July 13 and streams on Viki.

The East Palace – Netflix (July 17)

Set in a kingdom haunted by restless spirits, The East Palace follows ghost slayer Gu Cheon and court lady Saeng Gang, who can communicate with the dead. Together, they investigate mysterious deaths inside the royal palace and uncover a dark secret threatening the kingdom.

The fantasy-horror drama stars Nam Joo Hyuk, Roh Yoon Seo and Cho Seung Woo. All eight episodes will be available to stream on Netflix from July 17.

Spooky in Love – Netflix (July 18)

Spooky in Love blends romance, comedy and mystery with a supernatural twist. Park Eun Bin stars as Cheon Yeo Ri, an heiress who can see the spirits of people who died unjustly. She teams up with prosecutor Ma Gang Uk, played by Yang Se Jong, to solve mysterious deaths while uncovering the hidden motives of a powerful hotel CEO.

Also starring Ong Seong Wu, the 12-episode series premieres on July 18. It will air on tvN in South Korea while streaming internationally on Netflix.