Fell For When Life Gives You Tangerines? Here Are 7 Netflix K-Dramas That Will Warm Your Heart All O

IU and Park Bo-gum’s emotional journey as Ae-Sun and Gwan-Sik may have ended, but the charm of small-town romance, gentle storytelling, and scenic backdrops doesn’t have to.

If you’re craving more slow-burn love stories, quirky communities, and coastal comfort, these handpicked K-dramas are perfect to fill the void Tangerines left behind.

Welcome To Samdal-ri: After a tragic weather error causes his mother’s death, Yong-pil stays in his hometown to protect its elders. His childhood love, Sam-dal, returns after a tough time in Seoul.

Summer Strike: Burnt out, Yeo-reum escapes to a seaside village to “do nothing.” There, she finds peace — and love — with the introverted librarian, Dae-beom.

When The Camellia Blooms: A single mother runs a bar in a nosy town and finds love with a police officer — all while being entangled in a murder mystery.

Reply 1988: In a 1988 neighbourhood, five friends grow up together — sharing meals, dreams, secrets, and maybe even love.

Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha: A city dentist moves to a quaint seaside town and clashes with its handyman hero — only to slowly fall in love.

My Mister: A struggling young woman and a weary middle-aged man form an unlikely bond while coping with their respective pain and responsibilities.

Our Blues: Set in Jeju Island, this anthology series follows intertwined lives as they navigate depression, relationships, and family.