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If you liked Botsuraku Yotei nanode, Kaji Shokunin wo Mezasu add

...then you might like Otome Game Sekai wa Mob ni Kibishii Sekai desu add

Both manga are about a situation where the MC gets isekai'd into the world of an otome game (for girl's version of a galge) as a mob/side character. As these are based off of the otome game category, the characters follow the same classic tropes: A innocent cutsie, supple chested heroine from the country who is destined to be courted by the prince and other high-spec boys. The natural antagonist fiancee of the prince from a high ranking family, who turns out to be quite cute. Botsuraku is more of a comedy while Otome Game Sekai has more of a real plot, but both are a pretty enjoyable read.

If you liked Dagashi Kashi add

...then you might like Bandai Kaname wa Asobitai add

"Bandai Kaname wa Asobitai" is pretty much a carbon copy of Dagashi Kashi, though with more romance and toys instead of candy. While this may sound bad, the manga is actually pretty well executed and fun. Similarities: -MCs look & act nearly identical -Female Leads both the obsessive, airhead types, with huge racks. -Jealous childhood friend characters, both flat. -Both really fun and entertaining to read.

If you liked Grisaia no Rakuen add

...then you might like Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e add

Similarities: Both of the MCs have hidden, tragic pasts that turn them into cold, calculated, and close to emotionless badasses. Thus, both the MCs are very strong. Similar harem type concept in both hows with the girls in the harems also being special in more psychological terms. Very similar art style and production, had to even check if they were made by the same studio. Very similar twisted side of human nature shown in both shows, the distinct and powerful Grisaia type art is used in both. Differences: Youkoso is less fucked up and psychologically demented and ugly overall, at least by ep 7, Grisaia definitely takes that aspect farther. Also no incest in Youkoso so far, unless imouto ends up getting raped by seitokaicho or some tragic past of hers is revealed.

If you liked Grisaia no Kajitsu add

...then you might like Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e add

Similarities: Both of the MCs have hidden, tragic pasts that turn them into cold, calculated, and close to emotionless badasses. Thus, both the MCs are very strong. Similar harem type concept in both shows with the girls in the harems also being special in more psychological terms. Very similar art style and production, had to even check if they were made by the same studio. Very similar twisted side of human nature shown in both, expressed in the same powerful, distinct art style that Grisaia used.

If you liked Mangaka-san to Assistant-san to add

...then you might like Aho Girl add

Same mangaka, very similar art, 4-koma style, the characters are a bit different but all of this mangaka's manga feels very similar. I would also recommend "super oresama love story" but it only has 4 translated chapters so that's kinda a bummer.

If you liked Hanaukyou Maid-tai: La Verite add

...then you might like Hayate no Gotoku! add

These two series are similar because they both have a harem setup. In Hayate, the male lead is a butler, but in Hanaukyou, the male lead is the master. In both anime, the male leads are new to mansions and servants, and there is a female maid who is two years older and a love interest of the male lead in both anime. They also both have comedy aspects. These anime are dissimilar though because Hayate is much longer and there is less romance than Maid-tai. Also, the harem aspect of Maid-tai is much greater.