Both Dramas Show it Revolves Around 4-5 Friends & Their Families Living in The Same Neighbourhood, the Parents want their Kids to Become Successful by getting High Paying Jobs. (Both Dramas Have the Same Expectations for Their Children)
Recommended by Amaze
Both of them are slice of life drama's and focus a lot on family issues and friendship. Both of them are set in 1900 as well so they give very similar vibes.
Recommended by Cheahyoo
This movie brings me back to my Reply 1988 days! They both highlighted family and friendships. Both are character-driven shows, with captivating characters who kept me invested to keep me watching throughout. Both shows really make me hungry because they both feature a lot of delicious food, cooking, and eating together. Little Forest is short and sweet (only 1 hour 40 minutes), while Reply 1988 is much longer (20 episodes, each being 90-120 mins). Since they're both so lovely and peaceful, you might want to give them a watch!

Also, Ryu Joon Yeol played in both dramas?! Just when his character appears in Little Forest, I remember Jung Hwan instantly!^^
Recommended by djohangaon
listen !!!!!!
- both dramas focus on family issues.
- very emotional and also funny at times.
- you will also get attached to my unfamiliar family's characters ! even if the drama is shorter than reply 1988 i promise you it will make you experience a similar feeling.
- theres a love triangle (kinda ?)
- cry
Recommended by drew
If you are finding some Kdramas with that second male lead syndrome then both of these dramas are made for you. Those two 2nd lead are caring, always there when she needs, a sweet-hearted guy but female leads didn't choose them in the end... =(
Recommended by CookieProductions
Follows a tight knit group of friends through the trials and tribulations of adolescence. There are no typical drama tropes with intense love triangles or revenge plots. There’s a sense of nostalgia and the realism of each and every character makes them that much more relatable and endearing.
Recommended by Nao_Yamamoto
both flesh forwards from present to past and you don't know who which guy is the one from future.
both about friendship and love triangle, but more friendship (in both),
in both drama one of ML is introvert, kind of awkward but nice guy.
in both drama family, friendship relationships are shown very beautifully (of course one is long and other short drama but both do great job in the time they have).
in both there are smiles and tiers too.
even some scenes reminded me Reply 88

P.S. it's hard to say about any drama that it is similar and equally good as Reply 1988 but this short drama was really very close
Recommended by NiSkywalker
both dramas are really similar vibes
reply 1988 might be more centered on friendship while Memory of Encaustic Tile is more of a romance drama
Recommended by bella jenner
Both dramas focus on each character's individual lives, portraying their struggles and emotions beautifully. In the way in which the characters of Reply 1988 live together, rely on each other and cry together; the characters of our blues reside on Jeju island and their various occupations are intertwined. I'll go as far as to say the occupations depend on each other.
Recommended by Irie
Both dramas are set in 1980's and revolve around high school students and how are their lives affected by political situation of the country. Both main female characters are very similar to each other and overall both dramas have similar feeling.

I highly recommend both!
Recommended by Salty_bae
Both dramas:
- tell stories of neighbours, in reply they know each other since kids and in the other are couples who live in the same building
- are hilarious
- have cute romance
- have the same vibe
- that dialogs owo
- every character is important and have its own story
(bonus: in the lover you have bl)
Recommended by Kamaic - chan
It's korean drama but has similar light and funny family members with lots of heart warming friendship and family connections
Recommended by Ranter
I know one is a drama and the other is a reality dating show, but I'm mainly recommending because they both give that warm feeling of familial love.

Reply 1988 is a story of 4 families and their struggles/joys, with romance weaving in between. My Sibling's Romance is a dating show where 4 sets of siblings live together and go on dates with others without revealing who their sibling is.

Reply 1988 gave me a feeling of warmth that I have rarely felt while watching something. But My Sibling's Romance made me feel that same way, through the bond each sibling duo has. The dynamics differ but they are all equally precious. It's nice seeing the siblings root for each other and look out for each other in a setting where they don't know anyone else but each other. The backstories of each family will either leave you sobbing or with a massive grin.

Truly the best way I can describe it is that both are about family and love, and give you this big warm hug as you watch.
Recommended by sai
You could compare this show to any of the reply series but r1988 is my favorite :) r1988 doesn't have a time travel plot but its set in the past, revolves around a friend group/community, and they're both lovely and heartwarming.
Recommended by nini
Decreed by fate also has the who's the husband mystery like in the Reply series. Both the ML and SML are compatible with the FL.
Recommended by MicahEllen
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