Filipino K-drama fans are in for a treat as Viu Philippines has unveiled its fresh lineup of Tagalog-dubbed K-dramas for September 2025.
‘Love Scout’
First up is “Love Scout” (2025), starring Lee Jun-hyuk and Han Ji-min, which will stream every Thursday to Sunday starting September 4 on Viu Philippines. The office romance drama follows a unique story of a CEO of a headhunting company and her secretary, who is a single father.
Excitement about this drama is extra high among Filipino fans since Lee Jun-hyuk recently visited the Philippines to meet them in person.
‘Way Back Love’
Joining the roster is “Way Back Love” (2025), led by Gong Myung and Kim Min-ha. The story follows 24-year-old Jeong Hee-wan (Kim Min-ha), a recluse with no will to live, whose life is shaken when her childhood friend and first love, Kim Ram-woo (Gong Myung), suddenly reappears before her as a grim reaper and tells her she has only one week left to live.
Beginning September 2, this coming-of-age romantic fantasy drama will stream every Tuesday to Friday.
‘The Witch’
Also a new Tagalog-dubbed series is “The Witch” (2025), starring Park Jin-young and Roh Jeong-eui. It is about a woman feared as a bringer of death (Roh Jeong-eui), and Lee Dong-jin (Park Jin-young), the man who risks everything to stay by her side. As tragedy follows those around her, their unlikely bond becomes a journey of guilt, sacrifice, and ultimately, salvation.
Starting September 3, fans can catch it every Wednesday to Saturday. With a mix of romance and mystery, this drama promises to keep viewers hooked.
‘Descendants of the Sun’
For those who love revisiting K-drama classics, Viu brings back the iconic “Descendants of the Sun” (2016), starring Song Joong-ki and Song Hye-kyo.
“Descendants of the Sun” is a modern K-drama classic that tells the unforgettable love story of Captain Yoo Si-jin, a fearless special forces officer, and Dr. Kang Mo-yeon, a passionate surgeon. Set against the backdrop of military missions and humanitarian work, their love story unfolds amidst danger, sacrifice, and duty.
Beginning September 6, it will stream every Saturday to Tuesday — perfect for those who want to relive the magic of one of the most beloved Korean dramas of all time.
Adding variety to the lineup, the hit Chinese drama “Eternal Love” is also streaming every Monday to Thursday.
With romance, fantasy, mystery, and timeless classics, Viu Philippines’ September offering of Tagalog-dubbed K-dramas is set to make fans fall in love all over again.
This article was written with the help of AI, and was reviewed and edited by the Hallyu Dorama team.
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