Prime Video Expands K-Content Slate with Three New Korean Series for 2026

Prime Video is doubling down on its global K-content push, unveiling three new Korean series set to premiere in the second half of 2026.

The announcement builds on its earlier lineup revealed at Prime Video Presents: International Originals, reinforcing the platform’s ambition to become a leading destination for Korean storytelling worldwide.

The newly announced titles showcase a wide spectrum of genres—from grounded romance to culinary drama and workplace love stories—each offering a fresh perspective on modern relationships and personal growth.

Leading the slate is A Love Other Than Yours, a realistic take on long-term relationships. Starring Seo Kangjun and Ahn Eun-jin, alongside Lee Joo Ahn and Jo Aram, the series follows a couple navigating a decade-long relationship that has settled into quiet familiarity. When new romantic possibilities emerge, they are forced to confront whether to commit—or walk away.

Next is Final Table, a high-stakes culinary drama headlined by Ahn Hyo-seop. Set within the intense competition The Table: K-Chef 2026, the story follows an overseas chef thrust into a global contest representing a restaurant under unexpected circumstances. Directed by Kim Do-hoon, the series blends the adrenaline of reality competition with the emotional depth of scripted storytelling, offering a layered look into the culinary world.

Rounding out the trio is Nine to Six, a refreshing office romance directed by Lee Hyung-min and Oh Song-hee. The series stars Park Min-young, Yook Sung-jae, and Go Soo. It centers on a capable and composed deputy manager who challenges the typical “career woman” trope, and a sincere intern who follows his heart without fear of falling behind. Together, they navigate love, ambition, and societal expectations.

These additions join Prime Video’s previously announced Korean titles, including Siren’s Kiss, Absolute Value of Romance, See You at Work Tomorrow!, Love in Disguise, Sacred Jewel, and Human x Gumiho—further strengthening a lineup designed to appeal to global audiences.

With its expanding slate, Prime Video continues to invest heavily in diverse, high-quality Korean content, signaling that the global appetite for K-dramas is only getting stronger.