Dynamite Kiss OTT Release
Dynamite Kiss, starring Jang Ki-yong and Ahn Eun-jin, is dropping on Netflix from November 12, 2025, and new episodes land every Wednesday and Thursday until December 29. Netflix is the place to stream Dynamite Kiss, with the big premiere happening on November 12, 2025.
Fourteen episodes in total every week, two fresh episodes drop like clockwork, so your midweek blues may soon be replaced by “I need to see what crazy thing Da-rim does next!” Seriously, the anticipation for Wednesdays and Thursdays just got a major upgrade, at least for romance junkies and fans of Jang Ki-yong’s signature charm.
Netflix Philippines, posting on X via @Netflix_PH, announced that Dynamite Kiss, starring Jang Ki-yong and Ahn Eun-jin, premieres on Netflix on November 12.
Honestly, it’s hard not to get a little swept up by the “new K-Drama on Netflix” fever. Whether you queue it up on your phone during a lunch break or commandeer the big TV at home (sibling arguments may ensue K-Drama priorities!), the accessibility is bliss. And if you’re one of those who likes to let a few episodes pile up before deep-diving into a marathon, Netflix pretty much makes that painless.
When and Where to Watch Jang Ki-yong and Ahn Eun-jin's Romantic-Comedy K-Drama Online?
You don’t have to play detective Dynamite Kiss streams exclusively on Netflix globally, including India, with the first two episodes landing November 12, 2025.
Want a quick-fire bullet rundown? Here’s the “zero effort guide” for watching:
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Platform: Netflix
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Release Date: November 12, 2025
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New Episodes: Wednesdays & Thursdays (two per week)
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Total Episodes: 14
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Series Finale: December 29, 2025
Netflixth, posting on X via @netflixth, shared a poster for 'Dynamite Kiss', featuring Ahn Eun Jin and Jang Ki Yong, premiering on November 12th on Netflix.
About Dynamite Kiss
Dynamite Kiss is one of those dramas where the setup might sound over-the-top (enemies at work, fake marriage, one silly lie that explodes into love) but the execution, so far, looks deliciously fun. Jang Ki-yong plays Ji-hyuk, a by-the-book, slightly grumpy team leader at a childcare product company. Ahn Eun-jin is Go Da-rim, the loud, lovable new employee who fakes being married just to get the job, setting off all kinds of mayhem.
One small anecdote: a friend who works in HR once told me she’s seen candidates try wild things during interviews but a fake husband? That’s drama gold, not real life! Yet that’s the kind of relatable absurdity Dynamite Kiss promises. There’s tension, humor, and tiny heartbreaks the whole K-Drama rollercoaster. The chemistry between Ki-yong and Eun-jin is already making fans swoon, especially after that teaser showcasing a “perfect kiss” in the middle of corporate chaos. If you’re into enemies-to-lovers, workplace antics, and those moments where two people pretend nothing’s happening while everything is very much happening, this one’s for you.
Supporting cast like Kim Mu-jun and Woo Da-vi add extra flavor there’s a fake husband, a company heiress, and enough misunderstandings to fill a season’s worth of fan memes. If you love accidental run-ins, misread signals, and emotional declarations in office stairwells, get ready to be hooked.
Disclaimer:
Information in this article is for entertainment and general guidance only. Dates, streaming platforms, and scheduling details for Dynamite Kiss may change; always verify with official sources before making viewing plans. The opinions and anecdotes shared reflect fan enthusiasm and do not represent endorsements or guarantees.
