New Korean Variety Shows You Can’t Miss On Viu – Love, Laughter, and a Whole Lot of Fun!

Looking for your next entertainment fix? Whether you’re a longtime Korean variety show fan or just someone looking for fresh, binge-worthy content, these new shows bring fun, heart, and laughter that anyone can enjoy. From dating experiments to mind-bending detective games to a heartwarming food journey, here’s why EXchange - Another Beginning, Sixth Sense: City Tour, Couple Palace 2, and Edward Lee: Country Cook should be on your watchlist!

EXchange - Another Beginning

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The hit reality dating show EXchange returns with a brand-new twist! This time, past

participants from Seasons 1, 2, and 3 reunite—not with their exes, but with completely new people. As they embark on an exciting trip together, emotions run high as they explore new chemistry, unexpected connections, and the possibility of starting fresh with someone new.

Sixth Sense: City Tour

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What happens when Korea’s most hilarious entertainers go on a city adventure with a secret twist? In Sixth Sense: City Tour, the legendary talkative squad—Yoo Jae Suk, Song Eun Yi,Go Kyung Pyo, and Mimi—travel to trending hotspots that have taken over social media. But here’s the catch: One of these places is completely fake! Can they use their intuition and detective skills to spot the lie?

Couple Palace 2

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Looking for love—or just love watching romance unfold? Couple Palace 2 is back, bringing single men and women together in an expertly designed matchmaking system to help them find their ideal partner. With Kim Jong Kook, Yoo Se Yoon, and Lee Mi Joo as the fun-loving MCs, the show brings heart-fluttering moments, awkward first meetings, and the sweet tension of real-life dating.

Edward Lee: Country Cook

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Food lovers and travel enthusiasts—this is for you! World-renowned chef Edward Lee takes a break from the fine-dining world to go on a heartwarming food journey with his friends. Together, they travel across Korea, learning from grandmothers who have been perfecting their craft for decades. As they taste seasonal ingredients and reinterpret traditional recipes, the show becomes a celebration of heritage, nostalgia, and the love behind home-cooked meals.     

Korean variety shows are known for their humor, creativity, and ability to entertain people of all backgrounds. Whether you’re into romance (EXchange - Another Beginning, Couple Palace 2), mind games (Sixth Sense: City Tour), or comforting food journeys (Edward Lee: Country Cook), there’s something for everyone.

So, grab your snacks, sit back, and let these shows take you on an unforgettable ride. You don’t need to be a K-entertainment expert to enjoy them—just press play and have fun!