We have to be honest: We couldn't choose from all the K-dramas released this July—so, I'm basically watching most of them, LOL. Aside from the fact that we're still spiraling over the June 2025 K-dramas, July has an undeniably strong lineup as well.
Case in point: Lee Jong Suk is back this month with a rom-com-slash-law drama, where he plays a lawyer. And get this: he's even joined by another K-drama fave, Moon Ga Young.
Another headturner in terms of K-dramas (IYKWIM), is the viral K-drama, S-Line. Although it has become a trend nowadays related to someone's body count, S-Line is a mystery-thriller that follows a group of people who suddenly gain the ability to see these red lines. The show will then follow a chilling connection between the lines and a series of violent crimes. As much as everyone's vvv curious about the series, sadly, it's not yet available in the Philippines. It's a Wavve original starring Lee Soo Hyuk, Lee Da Hee, Arin, and Lee Eun Saem. We're still keeping our fingers crossed that it'll be available for streaming here soon.
Oh, and in case you haven't heard of it: Lee Dong Wook and Lee Sung Kyung are teaming up for one of this month's hottest new series—and yes, it's really happening! With just these two shows alone, it's clear that July's K-drama lineup is serving up nothing but treats. Get ready to binge like never before!
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New K-Dramas Released In July 2025 That You Can Watch On Netflix
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NETFLIX
Trigger
Cast: Kim Nam Gil, Kim Young Kwang
Plot: If there's a K-drama that tackles the dangers of possessing a gun in today's world, Trigger is it. Starring Kim Nam Gil and Kim Young Kwang, Trigger tells stories of people succumbing to the temptation of using guns for their personal vendettas. Eventually, it grows into a system that promotes the use of illegal firearms in the country, resulting in a surge of gun-related crimes.
Release Date: July 25, 2025 (All 10 episodes will be available on Netflix!)
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New K-Dramas Released In July 2025 That You Can Watch On Disney+
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DISNEY+
Law and The City
Cast: Lee Jong Suk, Moon Ga Young, Kang You Seok, Ryu Hye Young, Im Seong Jae
Plot: Lee Jong Suk is back, but not just for romance. He's starring in a law drama alongside True Beauty star Moon Ga Young. Well, yes, Jong Suk plays the role of a lawyer named Ahn Ju Hyeong. Aside from his (obviously) romantic connection with Ga Young's character, Kang Hui Ji, he works with other esteemed lawyers in South Korea's Seokcho district. Together, they navigate the challenges and rewards of being a lawyer in today's world.
Release Date: July 5, 2025
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DISNEY+
Low Life
Cast: Ryu Seung Ryong, Yang Se Jong, Im Soo Jung, Kim Eui Sung
Plot: Low Life is another action-packed crime drama from Disney+. Based on the webtoon of the same name, Low Life follows a group of desperate individuals in 1977 who are determined to escape poverty. Their only hope? Recovering a long-lost treasure from a sunken ship buried deep beneath the sea.
Release Date: July 5, 2025
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The Nice Guy
Cast: Lee Dong Wook, Lee Sung Kyung
Plot: We never imagined Lee Dong Wook and Lee Sung Kyung to be together in a drama, and romantic partners at that. Now that it's happening, of course, we're not letting go of the moment. But it's not your typical romance series. The Nice Guy is a noir drama that follows the story of Park Seok Chul (Lee Dong Wook) and his life as a third-generation gangster. As he tries to leave that dangerous life, he encounters his first love, Kang Mi Young (Lee Sung Kyung), once again. Will fate be gentle to both of them? You have to watch to find out!
Release Date: July 18, 2025
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New K-Dramas Released In July 2025 That You Can Watch On Viu
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VIU
BITCH X RICH 2
Cast: Lee Eun Saem, RED VELVET's Yeri, Kim Min Kyu, Lee Jong Hyuk, Park Si Woo, Won Gyu Bin
Plot: We're never getting tired of high school dramas—especially when they're packed with mystery, scandal, and a ridiculously addictive power struggle. Case in point: BITCH X RICH, the hit K-drama that's officially back for a second (!) season.
The Internet couldn't get enough of how Kim Hye In (played by Lee Eun Saem), a sharp and fearless transferee, disrupted the social hierarchy at Cheongdam International High—a school ruled by none other than Baek Jena (Red Velvet's Yeri) and her elite crew. The second season promises even more chaos, with new, even more cunning characters stepping in to challenge the system—and blur the lines between the privileged and the powerful. (Yes, we've signed up for this!)
Release Date: July 3, 2025
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VIU
My Girlfriend is the Man!
Cast: Yoon San Ha, Arin, Yoo Jung Hoo, Chuu
Plot: If you've read the webtoon, you already know the emotional rollercoaster that is My Girlfriend Is the Man! And now, the beloved teen romance is coming to life—with all its hilarious, heart-tugging, and soul-swapping chaos intact.
The drama follows college student Park Yoon Jae (played by ASTRO's San Ha) as he navigates the mind-bending reality of his girlfriend Kim Ji Eun (Arin) suddenly transforming into a man—Kim Ji Hoon (Yoo Jung Hoo). What starts as a comedic twist soon dives deep into questions about love, identity, and what it really means to accept someone—no matter the form they take.
Release Date: July 23, 2025
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Kate runs on caffeine and K-drama cliffhangers. She also thrives on plot twists—on screen, on the page, and, of course, in the group chat.