Recommendations

Enjoy seeing your favorite celebrity friends in a small rural village, running a supermarket, a lot of cooking with some amazing guest appearances. This one is a must watch if you liked Three Meals a Day: Doctors

Yoo Yeon Seok running a cafe in Jeju Island with his close friends, enjoy friendships between actors and the plentiful guest appearances from the likes of chef Baek Jong Won, Nam Joo Hyuk, Exo's Sehun, Kang Daniel and U-Know. The whole series has the most calm and healing vibes. Need I say more.

Let's go back to the legendary beginning of Three Meals a Day series. This one will give you hearty laughs guaranteed.

This was a great season of Three Meals a Day. A must watch if you're looking for something similar to watch after Three Meals a Day: Doctors

Wok of love is largely about cooking, with an eccentric female lead. The vibes of the drama are very similar to Dali and the Cocky Prince, so I can't help but remember this underrated gem, while really enjoying Dali and the Cocky Prince

All Three Meals a Day seasons are a must watch, Three Meals a Day: Mountain Village is the most similar in vibe to Three Meals a Day: Doctors

Three female friends kept musing over hypothetical “what if” questions as they struggled with romance and work. The three of them who have been good friends from the time they were in high school are now 33.

Three ladies meet regularly at a bar. There, they complain about their situations and go through what if scenarios.

have high school background
cute uke cool seme
a female character who help them get together, but the differentcy is one is ML friends and other one is ML sister
i think two of them have a same kind like drama

Both stories are about the revelation of the truth behind murders. They don't have the same director but the colour pallette used in both movies is similar.
'The Eleventh Chapter' is a little bit more comical and ambiguous.

Both dramas are related to saving lives in tough nature conditions and tell about rescue activities.

Similar in terms or the whole villian concept, and theme. But, Kill it is pretty much exactly similar. But, both of the ones I have recommended have better character development.

*Good story
*Has a Manga
*Soft and fluffy
*Actors have good chemestry

I liked both mangas so i was looking foward for the drama

Both main characters are teachers in schools where power lies with the students who have powerful relatives. Both end up changing the dynamic of the school with their bizarre personalities.

Both shows have a female lead who is older (late 20s/early 30s) who suffer a breakup and then experience a reverse harem situation in which 4 romantic love interests (including the ex) appear. Both have eye candy and a few cringe scenes and focus primarily on finding oneself and new love again.