K-drama fans have plenty to look forward to on HBO Max with a fresh lineup of comedy, romance and action series. Leading the slate are the highly anticipated Yumi’s Cells Season 3 starring Kim Go-eun, workplace rom-com Filing for Love with Shin Hae-sun and Gong Myoung, and culinary underdog story The Legend of Kitchen Soldier featuring Park Ji-hoon. Viewers can also dive into the action-packed Fifties Professionals and explore even more Korean dramas streaming on HBO Max.

Yumi’s Cells Season three

From one of TVING’s biggest franchises and well-loved for blending animation with live-action drama, the eight-episode original drama series zooms in on the next chapter of Yu-mi’s (played by Kim Go-eun) journey as she becomes a successful writer and meets aspiring Producer, Soon-rok (played by Kim Jae-won). As new adventures and an unpredictable romance unfold, her ‘Cell Village’ is activated once again with amplified emotions.

Filing for Love

The 12-episode series follows an unlikely duo, In-a (played by Shin Hae-sun) and Ki-jun (played by Gong Myoung), as they navigate through workplace politics, a secret past, and revenge, all while falling in love in this refreshing romantic comedy series.

The Legend of Kitchen Soldier

Seong-jae (played by Park Ji-hoon) remains an overlooked underdog, even in his role as an army cook. Just as his life reaches a breaking point, mysterious game-like commands appear only to him; they guide him as he works to improve his culinary skills. Equipped with only an apron and a ladle, Seong-jae follows these prompts, honing his unique talents and transforms from a neglected soldier to a legendary chef.

Fifties Professionals

Three seemingly ordinary middle-aged men—formerly a top intelligence agent, an elite operative and a prominent underworld figure—are thrust back into action when their paths collide. As their past catches up, an intense battle erupts, forcing them to weigh their loyalties and restore their reputations. The 12-episode series stars Shin Ha-kyun, Oh Jung-se and Heo Sung-tae, and will premiere on May 22 on HBO Max.

Stream more Korean entertainment like Six Singles Under One Roof, The Village Barber and revisit feel-good dramas The Practical Guide to Love and Our Universe, all on HBO Max.