Witches have long been a source of fascination, yet surprisingly, there aren’t many K-dramas that truly center on witches and witchcraft. While several series feature “witch” in their title, only a handful actually dive into the world of magic and sorcery. Still, these dramas are captivating in their own right, offering layered characters and compelling plots.
From vengeful stories to modern witches navigating romance and everyday struggles, let’s check out some of the memorable K-dramas that feature 'witch' in their title.
‘Witch Love’ tells the story of modern-day witches. This romantic comedy follows Kang Cho-hong, a witch who lives a seemingly ordinary life, running a restaurant with her two fellow witch grandmas. However, her peaceful existence is turned upside down when their landlord, Ma Sung-tae seeks closure for a childhood trauma connected to the building.
Adapted from the novel of the same name, ‘The Witch’s Diner’ stars Song Ji-hyo as Jo Hee-ra, a mysterious witch who runs a magical restaurant. She grants wishes to her customers in exchange for a piece of their soul or a hefty price. The drama is an anthology of different stories, each customer bringing their own struggles and desires.
A remake of the hit Taiwanese drama ‘My Queen,’ ‘Witch’s Romance’ is a classic noona romance that follows a successful 39-year-old journalist, Ban Ji-yeon. She is a workaholic and so passionate about her job that she is often called a “witch” at work. Her life takes a turn when she meets Yoon Dong-ha, a kind and cheerful 25-year-old man.
‘The Witch’ is a mystery, romance, and supernatural K-drama based on the webtoon of the same name by Kang Full. The story centers on Park Mi Jeong, a young woman with a mysterious and dangerous secret, who is called a witch by some. Her fate intertwines with Lee Dong Jin, a man from her school who tries to uncover her secrets while his feelings for her re-emerge.
‘4 Legendary Witches' tells the story of four women who meet in prison and form an unbreakable bond. They are unjustly imprisoned for various reasons but come together to seek revenge on the powerful Shinhwa Group, which wronged them. The drama is a compelling tale of solidarity, justice, and friendship.
Set in the Joseon dynasty, ‘Mirror of the Witch’ is a historical fantasy that will transport you to a world of curses, black magic, and forbidden love. It follows Princess Seo-ri, who is cursed at birth and is abandoned deep in the mountains. She must hide her identity and live in seclusion to avoid her fate. It weaves a beautiful and tragic love story between Seo-ri and a royal physician, Heo Jun.
This melodrama is a rollercoaster of revenge, secrets, and family ties. ‘The Witch’s’ Game’ centers on a fierce rivalry between two powerful women, each with their own hidden motives. The title reflects the strategic and ruthless game they play to outwit each other. The gripping storyline and intense performances make it an addictive watch.
From historical epics to modern rom-coms and dark fantasies, K-dramas with ‘witch’ in the title offer a diverse range of stories that cater to every taste.
SEE ALSO: Beloved food show concludes first season following host Huh Young Man's accident
SEE ALSO: Ok Hee, Seoul Sisters leader and early Korean pop pioneer, dies at 73
No articles to show.
