Our Sticky Love is streaming now on Netflix, and the Korean romantic comedy arrived as a complete binge: all 12 episodes landed at once on August 7, 2026. Starring Jung Hae-in and Ha Young, the series pairs a polished Seoul prosecutor who has lost her memory with the scruffy boxing coach who swears he is her boyfriend.
That claim powers the entire story. Go Eun-sae cannot remember her past, cannot prove who she is, and has no clue about her old life except this stranger. Netflix is selling the show as a comfort watch, but there is a crime boss in the background and a secret the leading man is clearly sitting on. Here is what to know before you press play.
What Is Our Sticky Love About?
Ha Young plays Go Eun-sae, an elite prosecutor from Seoul who wakes up in a rural hospital in Gujin-gun with her memory gone. Before she can make sense of anything, Jang Tae-ha appears at her bedside, calm and disheveled, and announces that he is her boyfriend.
Nothing about him matches her taste. He wears sweatpants, lives in a countryside town lined with traditional taffy shops, and comes with a circle of eccentric neighbors who seem to know more about Eun-sae than she does. With no way to verify his story, she ends up living with him and gets pulled into a new life she never planned for.
The trust problem runs in both directions. The main trailer shows Tae-ha warning that they cannot let anyone find out about them, which hints that the arrangement is about protection as much as romance. What really happened before Eun-sae lost her memory stays an open question for most of the season.
Jung Hae-in, Ha Young and the Villain in the Background
Jung Hae-in takes on Jang Tae-ha, a boxing coach whose shabby look and friendly smile never quite explain themselves. His steady affection slowly cracks Eun-sae’s defenses even as her city instincts keep her arguing with him about everything.
Ha Young carries the fish-out-of-water comedy as Eun-sae, whose polished instincts survived the amnesia even when her memories did not. Netflix’s marketing leans hard on the bickering chemistry between the two leads, and the show gives them plenty of room for it.
Then there is Heo Sung-tae as Baek Sang-gil, the crime boss whose presence turns the sweetness into suspense. The series is directed by Kim Jang-han, whose previous work includes My Demon, and written by Mo Ji-hye.
How Many Episodes of Our Sticky Love Are on Netflix?
All 12 episodes are available now. The season premiered on August 7, 2026 at 9:00 AM CEST, which converts to 3:00 a.m. ET and midnight PT for viewers in the United States, and there is no weekly rollout to wait through.
The season is built as a mini-series, and the arc moves through three rough stages without spoiling the finish:
- Episodes 1 to 3: Eun-sae wakes with amnesia, Tae-ha makes his boyfriend claim, and word of what happened reaches crime boss Baek Sang-gil.
- Episodes 4 to 8: Eun-sae heads to Seoul looking for answers, learns hard truths about her old self and Tae-ha’s past, then disappears, sending the village out to search for her.
- Episodes 9 to 12: Her memories return, she builds a case against Sang-gil, and the danger spreads to the whole town, Tae-ha included.
International viewers get the show day and date. Netflix lists dubs and subtitles in several languages, including English, with the Korean original voice track available.
Why the Show Is Called Our Sticky Love
The title comes straight from the setting. The story unfolds in Yeot Village, a small countryside community in Gujin-gun where the streets are lined with shops selling yeot, traditional Korean taffy. Netflix’s release materials also call it Taffy Village.
Director Kim Jang-han built the romance around that candy. “It’s a story about building love that binds two people as tightly as sticky, sweet Korean taffy,” he said. “The series’ irresistible charm will leave you unable to pull yourself away, just like getting stuck to Korean taffy before you even realize it.”
He has also described the show simply as “a heart-warming, feel-good romantic comedy,” which is the right way to read the tone: the village is cozy, the leads bicker like an old married couple, and the candy metaphor is doing the heavy lifting on the title.
A Rom-Com With a Crime Story Underneath
Netflix is not hiding the show’s double identity. The platform’s own copy calls it “a quintessential, heart-fluttering K-romance packed with nostalgic charm” with “peak enemies-to-lovers chemistry,” and it also frames the series as a place where rom-com meets noir suspense.
Amnesia romances and fake-boyfriend setups are K-drama staples, so the differentiator here is the crime thread and the small-town ensemble around it. Baek Sang-gil gives the soft episodes real stakes, and the series keeps danger humming underneath the sweetness instead of switching genres halfway through.
Should You Watch It, and What Comes Next?
If you like enemies-to-lovers banter, protective leads with hidden pasts, and village ensembles that stick their noses into everything, this is a natural weekend binge. Because the full season is already up, there is no wait between the setup and the payoff.
The questions that linger after the finale are the ones the show plants early: was Tae-ha ever really her boyfriend, or was the claim a cover for something else? What happened before Eun-sae lost her memory? Does the romance survive once she is a prosecutor again with her memory intact? And does Sang-gil face the case she builds against him?
Netflix has positioned Our Sticky Love as a mini-series, and no second season has been announced, so the 12 streaming episodes are the whole story for now. The only way to find out whether Tae-ha and Eun-sae stay together is to press play.