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Grand Maison Tokyo also own a French restaurant.. you also get introduced different kinds of food..

Both of them are great drama..and I love both of it ^_^

Another series based on a profiler, who identifies a killer with his instincts. Both series follows a grisly murders tracked by a profiler who is not liked by peers and together with a female partner solves a crime and hunt a murderer and his purpose.

Both series has a murderer on loose, and the series is set in past just like Mouse. Both series story line follows a serial killer, chased by a cop (in this case profiler) who doubts and prob into true killer identity regardless of a culprit caught by his peers.

The vibes and the pattern feels uncannily similar to Mouse. People watching Through The Darkness, must see Mouse, who also deals with psychology and psychopathy that originated from studies of Behavioural Science Unit 1 of FBI, who coined the term Serial Killer for the first time in criminal psychology.

Dramas have similar vibe and ending. FL travels from modern time to alternate historical dimension where she is trapped and must achieve certain objectives to return home. She doesn’t expect to fall in love along the way but once she does it changes everything…

In Graceful Family (2019) the story revolves around power and Mo Seok Hee wants to find the murderer of her mothers. wherein The Penthouse wants to find the murderer of her daughter and try to control and make everything perfect.

Another short funny and light hearted chinese historical drama with few minutes episodes, Fl also travelled from modern time into the historical period.

A quaint resto-bar within the shadows of Tokyo where pretty mouth-watering delicious food is served by the cooks. In exchange, the customers serve them with interesting conversations about food and their lives.
- Both are Anthologies
- Both show the preparation of various Japanese dishes

Similarities include:
Unreliable storytelling from the protagonist
Connection of protagonist and antagonist
Thrill and suspense
Mystery
Will make you question if what you watched is what really happened
Plot twists
Amazing acting

Both talk about similar things: freedom of press/speech, cover-up by government/govenrment-affiliated institutions, the pressure experienced by low-level bureaucrats when they had no choice but to follow bigwigs' orders, struggle of whistleblowers, etc. KokoBoku approaches its topics in black comedy style while Shinbun Kisha is more cut-and-dry thriller.

Girl travels to an alternative historical world using a virtual reality system. Multiple male leads, cute but cheap set design, romantic comedy. Girl has modern day sensibilities.

Both are family dramas, both soap operas in their feel, but more over they both make you root for the characters stories and their growth. You get invested into the drama. BMDF is a bit intimidating because of the high eps volume but once you get into it it’s addictive! I LOVED the series OA and was cheering for characters and after about 20eps into BMDF I really felt the same way! I’m sure you won’t be disappointed with either watch as long as you don’t mind the length. Both were very good family dynamics drama shows.

This one is related to 2gether, it's the second part. I recommend watching it if you liked the first part.

Both have authors in manga/manhua stories coming alive in one way or another. W the main lead jumps into the manhua.

Similar in the sense that both male leads appear weak to everyone and go through hardships like bullying, but later becomes really strong and proves them all wrong (in the best most thrilling ways)!

the same story where the princess married a hero, not a king but I think both have a good concept. In rebirth for you the hero knows the heroin identity in the 2nd or3rd episodes but in The Flowers Are Blooming (2021) the hero comes to know heroin identity after some episodes.