Tondemo Skill de Isekai Hourou Meshi

Similar based on the theme "cooking", although not the same genre as isekai. Still can enjoy casual viewing. 

Both shows are isekai with a fantasy setting that also prominently feature cooking and food preparation as a main story element. 

Both MC are transported into another world with some cheat power/skill, which comes in handle during the plot of the anime. During the runtime of the anime they encounter other beings (ie slimes, monster, and etc) amd end become allies with them. Both anime really doesn't hide the fact that MC is so out touch in the new fantasy world in a good way. Impressing there new found allies with new dishes.  

similar plot. Both Main character gets reincarnated/isenkai with the knowledge of modern product in a magic filled world. basically use knowledge to create common modern item etc that doesn't exist in the new world. 

Both main character comes to new world an introduces the world to new earth items. Both have a focus on food. But Retirement is more than just food and does a lot of talk about nobles. Campfire is focused more on creating delicious food. 

Both are isekais focused on food preparation. The food takes the central stage and looks delicious. Though beyond that, they are fairly different, because Campfire Cooking is super chill with no real challenges and is slice of life with no central conflict or goal, and Cinderella Chef is plot driven with difficulties to overcome. 

To summarize, both anime have MCs that get stuck with pretty strange jobs/skills for an isekai world and make the best out of them. 

Very similar ideas in a similar setting! 

Camping, unlikely friendships, good scenery and laughs - when it comes to vibes there's a lot these two series have in common. While YuruCamp does focus on school kids traveling around Mt Fuji and Isekai on a salaryman and his familiars in a fantasy world, there's some similar personalities and dynamics to boot. Also, if you're looking to learn basic Japanese cooking skills and recipes, you'll come away with plenty of new dishes between the two. 

Ambos são ISEKAI em que contam histórias simples e leves, e que possuem ali um pouco do cotidiano dos personagens, ou seja, slice of life. Na minha opinião Tondemo Skill de Isekai Hourou Meshi (Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill) é mais divertido e claramente possuiu um investimento maior, caso queira uma fantasia/isekai leve, recomendo 

both Protagonist has cute Talking slimes and wolf as a familiar  

both deal with food in a medieval new world with charming and funny characters. both shows make your mouth drool when watching them. 

Both are Isekai where MC has unusual powers. Both also more like slice of life than many other Isekai. Both MCs are somewhat ignorant of their new worlds, and surprise others with their unique abilities.  

Both mc's form contracts with extremely strong animals. 

Mukouda and Fel have a very similar dynamic to Natsume and Nyanko-sensei, who is also a glutton. Fel and Nyanko even look similar with the spirit/fantasy wolf appearance. They also travel alone for the most part and have many secrets that they can't share with 'normal people'. If you like supernatural themes, then watch Natsume; if you like cooking themes, then watch Campfire Cooking.  

In both, the main characters consist of a slime, and unlike how they're usually known (as the weakest species) they're extremely op. 

Four people living their everyday lives are summoned to another world to be heroes. They all get certain skill(s), and the mc's skills are inferior compared to the other heroes skills which are op. 

Did you watch Sweet Reincarnation and felt frustrated by the MC not baking sweets for more than 3 episodes even though the title says otherwise ? I present you Campfire Cooking in Another World with my Absurd Skill. The MC cooks at least once every episode if not twice, which makes it more fulfilling. The MC is also less courageous even though he's more adult appearance-wise (which makes him feel more human) and makes it apart from standard isekais. There's not a lot happaning, and it may feel a bit repetitive, but it's a good vibe show. 

Two isekai's with an MC that becomes an adventurer going on adventures accompanied by beings from the isekai-world. They both have talking animals in them but main difference is that Iseyuru has the MC look after two children as well. One of the main similarities is that they bring recipes/food knowledge from Earth to the isekai whilst both shows maintain a healthy balance of action adventure sequences and light-hearted fun. Tonsuki is also a gourmet anime and heavily relies on this aspect whereas Iseyuru uses food every now and then but see characters enjoy digging in to good food. If you like a fun relaxing time that makes you happy in one, you'll also enjoy the other one. read more 

Another title from the Winter 2022 season, it offers a very similarly laid back and relaxed viewing experience. If you finish Chillin' in My 30s and wanted a more slice-of-life vibe, then I think this is a good next step. 

Both anime have a main character that is traveling from village to village, gaining more money, friends, and confidence on the way. Both have cute side characters you meet along the way. Both have some focus to show the main character doing what they can to survive at the beginning as they gain better equipment and companions that help them live more comfortably. "Campfire Cooking" is more mid-high fantasy than this series, but the magic system here seems interesting with innate skills that define your future occupation (think MLP:FIM, if you have seen it). While "Campfire Cooking" focuses on the ways Mukouda can use his skill to live life easy, Ivy has to work hard to survive and you really root for her each time she has a windfall. read more 

Both Isekais with an overpowered monster, voiced by the same actor who commands a deep and imposing voice, that'll leave an impression for a lifetime. That's it, that's the similarities. So if you would like to hear more of Hino Satoshi's performance as Momonga, you'll find him here as a powerful, yet gluttonous great wolf (Fenrir), who has an insatiable appetite and a particular interest in food, then this is the anime you'd want to see. 

The same isekai themed anime where guy finds him self in an alternate world where his unusual skill is put to use. 

Both animes have a duo in which one is powerful and hunts all sorts of monsters while the other one is the chef that cooks delicious meals.