SynopsisFrom romantic comedies and office dramas to revenge sagas, military comedies and edge-of-the-seat thrillers, August 2026 has one of the strongest K-drama line-ups in recent months. Whether you're a longtime fan or just getting started with Korean entertainment, these seven titles promise plenty of reasons to keep your streaming queue full throughout the month. Read on to know when and where to watch them online.K-dramas to watch in August 2026 (Credit: Instagram)Looking for your next K-drama obsession? August might just make your watchlist impossible to keep up with. Whether you enjoy slow-burn romance, crime thrillers, workplace comedy or emotional coming-of-age stories, this month's releases cover every genre. With popular stars returning alongside fresh faces, these new dramas are all set to dominate conversations over the next few weeks.Our Sticky Love - NetflixOne of the biggest romantic comedies arriving this month is Our Sticky Love, which premieres globally on Netflix on August 7. Starring Jung Hae-in as Jang Tae-ha and Ha-young as Go Eun-sae, the series follows two people with completely different personalities whose lives unexpectedly become intertwined.Previously titled This Sucky Love, the drama is directed by Kim Jang-han, known for My Demon, and written by Mo Ji-hye of You Raise Me Up. The show promises a mix of romance, comedy and mystery, making it one of Netflix's most anticipated Korean releases this month.My Bias, My Boss - Prime Video/VikiWorkplace romance takes centre stage in My Bias, My Boss, starring Kim Hye-jun, Kang Hoon and Cha Woo-min. The series premieres on August 3 and will be available on Prime Video and Viki in several regions.The story follows Nam Da-reum, an ordinary young woman who lands her dream job at a fashion company where her favourite idol-turned-actor works. As she settles into her new workplace, misunderstandings, friendships and unexpected romance begin to shape her journey.Flex X Cop Season 2 - Disney+Action-comedy fans can look forward to the return of Flex X Cop. Season 2 premieres on Disney+ on August 7, with Ahn Bo-hyun reprising his role as wealthy heir-turned-detective Jin I-soo.Joining him this season is Jung Eun-chae, who plays Joo Hye-ra, a former counterterrorism expert and I-soo's new superior. Their conflicting personalities are expected to create plenty of entertaining moments as they work together to solve difficult cases.A Trap Called Desire - KBS2/KocowaFor viewers who enjoy revenge dramas, A Trap Called Desire premieres on August 10 on KBS2 and Kocowa.The series stars Jang Seo-hee and Jeon Hye-won. It follows Go Eun-seol, a woman wrongly accused of murder, as she fights to clear her name while exposing the people responsible for ruining her life. The daily drama will air Monday through Friday and is planned for 100 episodes, making it one of the longest-running new Korean series of the year.OK! Let's Get Divorced - KBS2Marriage and business collide in OK! Let's Get Divorced, which premieres on August 19 on KBS2. The drama stars Lee Min-jung and Kim Ji-suk as a couple who built a successful wedding gown business together. After seven years of marriage, they decide to separate while simultaneously trying to save the company they created. The story explores love, family and second chances with a mix of emotional and humorous moments.New Recruit Season 4 - ENAThe military comedy New Recruit returns for its fourth season on August 24 on ENA. Kim Min-ho reprises his role as Park Min-seok, who has now been promoted to corporal. While the promotion brings new responsibilities, it also introduces fresh challenges inside the military camp. The comedy continues to build on the popularity of its previous seasons with more humorous situations and relatable military life.Mousetrap and Four Hands, Two Sonatas — NetflixNetflix wraps up the month with two major Korean originals. Mousetrap premieres on August 28 and stars a reclusive writer whose life takes a dangerous turn after someone steals his identity. Adapted from the hit Kakao webtoon Field Mouse, the mystery thriller combines crime, suspense and psychological drama as the protagonist uncovers a web of secrets.A day later, on August 29, Four Hands, Two Sonatas makes its debut. Featuring Song Kang, Lee Jun-young and Jang Gyu-ri, the coming-of-age drama is set in the competitive world of classical music. Instead of focusing only on romance, the series explores ambition, friendship, rivalry and the sacrifices required to achieve artistic excellence. Unlike many Netflix dramas, it will follow a weekly release schedule, allowing audiences to enjoy each episode as it arrives.Stay tuned!Read More News on...morelessRead More News on...moreless