100 Days of Deception Hits Its Highest Ratings Yet as Final Table Climbs

Korean TV had a big Sunday. On October 25, tvN’s 100 Days of Deception reached its highest viewership ratings yet, while JTBC’s new drama Final Table rose for its second…

By Reetam Bodhak

October 29, 2026

2 min read

Comments

Korean TV had a big Sunday. On October 25, tvN’s 100 Days of Deception reached its highest viewership ratings yet, while JTBC’s new drama Final Table rose for its second episode. Here are the numbers.

Sunday’s K-Drama Ratings

According to Nielsen Korea, these were the average nationwide ratings for October 25:

Drama	Network	Rating	Note
Love on the Menu	KBS2	16.3%	Most-watched show of Sunday
100 Days of Deception	tvN	9.5%	Its highest yet, No. 1 in its time slot
Final Table	JTBC	2.4%	Rose for Episode 2
A Love Other Than Yours	KBS2	1.9%	Two episodes left
Dive into You	Channel A	1.3%	One week left

100 Days of Deception: The Big Winner

The period spy romance climbed to 9.5%, a jump of 3 full percentage points from the previous night’s 6.5%. It also took first place in its time slot across all channels. Those are impressive gains for a drama that has already been growing online. It topped this week’s buzz rankings for dramas and actors as well, which suggests the on-screen momentum is real.

The story has only grown more tense, as the two leads, played by Kim You Jung and Park Jinyoung, were each assigned secret missions to win the other’s trust.

Final Table: A Positive Start

JTBC’s cooking competition drama rose to 2.4% in its second episode. The source doesn’t give the premiere figure, but the upward trend is a good sign for a new series. Its story of Korean chefs competing in “The Table: K-Chef 2026” has also been getting attention for the airport chase between its leads.

Other Dramas to Note

Love on the Menu stays in a class of its own at 16.3%, remaining the most-watched show of the night.
A Love Other Than Yours rose slightly to 1.9% with two episodes left before its finale.
Dive into You also edged up to 1.3% with just one week left.

Both dramas are heading into their final stretch with small gains, which is usually a good sign as viewers return for the ending.

What to Watch This Week?

If you’ve been undecided, 100 Days of Deception is the drama to catch up on. For more updates, check out K-drama ratings and news on TechnoSports and our latest entertainment stories.