Latest Netflix Original K-Dramas Worth Binge-Watching: Dead-End Job, The Scandal, Mousetrap To Our Sticky Love

If you are hunting for the latest Netflix Original K-dramas worth binge-watching right now, the streamer's 2026 Korean slate has delivered some of its sharpest genre television in years. Leading the newest arrivals are Lee Jae-wook and Go Min-si's supernatural survival horror Dead-End Job, Son Ye-jin and Ji Chang-wook's lavish Joseon intrigue The Scandal, and Ryu Jun-yeol's psychological thriller Mousetrap, alongside breakout chart-toppers Teach You a Lesson and Our Sticky Love. Spanning supernatural chills, Joseon-era seduction and effortless rom-coms, these seven recent Netflix Original K-dramas are built for a weekend binge.

Latest Netflix Original K-Dramas Worth Binge-Watching

Dead-End Job

Lee Jae-wook, Go Min-si, Kim Min-ha and Lee Hee-joon star in this eight-episode horror mystery created by Han Jun-hee. Drowning in debt, Byeon Hyeok-jun takes a lucrative part-time gig paying 50 times the standard wage, only to discover strict workplace rules hiding a terrifying supernatural bargain.

The Scandal

Son Ye-jin, Ji Chang-wook and Nana headline Jung Ji-woo's eight-episode Joseon drama inspired by Les Liaisons dangereuses. Trapped by rigid aristocratic rules, Lady Cho Yun wagers with her libertine cousin Cho-won to seduce a chaste young widow, sparking a dangerous web of obsession and ruin.

Mousetrap

Ryu Jun-yeol and Sul Kyung-gu lead this ten-episode identity thriller based on Korean folklore and the webtoon Field Mouse. Reclusive novelist Je Moon-jae loses his life overnight when a supernatural doppelganger steals his face and wealth, forcing him to ally with a loan shark to reclaim his identity.

Our Sticky Love

Jung Hae-in and Ha Young star in this twelve-episode romantic crime-comedy. After anti-corruption prosecutor Go Eun-sae wakes up with amnesia in a countryside clinic, former boxer turned gang enforcer Jang Tae-ha poses as her boyfriend to protect her from a ruthless syndicate as her memories slowly return.

The East Palace

Nam Joo-hyuk, Roh Yoon-seo and Cho Seung-woo star in this eight-episode Joseon occult thriller. When a thirty-year curse threatens the royal bloodline, spirit-slayer Gu-cheon and a court lady who hears the dead team up to uncover lethal palace secrets.

Teach You a Lesson

Kim Mu-yeol, Lee Sung-min and Jin Ki-joo headline Netflix's biggest Korean hit of 2026. Set amid rampant school bullying, this ten-episode action drama follows former Special Forces captain Na Hwa-jin as he joins a government task force delivering swift justice inside corrupt classrooms.

The WONDERfools

Park Eun-bin and Cha Eun-woo lead this eight-episode retro comedy set in 1999. When an unexpected incident grants flawed neighbours unstable superpowers on the eve of the new millennium, they must master their abilities to protect Haeseong City from an emerging villain.

Watch Dead-End Job, The Scandal, Mousetrap & More Netflix K-Drama Trailers On YouTube

Dead-End Job: [Watch Here]

The Scandal: [Watch Here]

Mousetrap: [Watch Here]

Our Sticky Love: [Watch Here]

The East Palace: [Watch Here]

Teach You a Lesson: [Watch Here]

The WONDERfools: [Watch Here].