Ano Hito no I ni wa Boku ga Tarinai
Sachi's Monstrous Appetite

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Sachi's Monstrous Appetite and Dandadan are two supernatural comedy manga aimed at men with a similar level of satisfying chemistry between a young boy and an equally young but rather unusual girl. The two are tied together by a set of supernatural circumstances that force them to get involved, starting a whole series of hilarious hijinks, moments with romantic subtext, and pretty cool paranormal storytelling. Both of their style of humor might be considered too immature and/or sexually-oriented for some though. 

These two are kinda similar. 1. Both have heroines who follow the main character(a guy) and has a more dangerous monster side to them. 2. Both girls are also tempted to kill the main character and are romantically interested in him. 3. They are both Seinen and supernatural.  

While both are manga about food, Sachi's Monstrous Appetite and The Mermaid Princess's Guilty Meal actually provide some terrifying ideas in concept: the female lead in both are essentially cannibals and must control their hunger in some way. Though the reasons for that are different (Sachi does it to protect humans though she is hungry for MC, and Era just has a guilty pleasure for seafood lol) and that Sachi's Monstrous Appetite offers more than just this concept, both are some interesting comedies for fantasy lovers to look into. 

Eating and enjoying food is a major theme in Sachi's Monstrous Appetite and Delicious in Dungeon. Both are seinen fantasy manga where our main cast meet a variety of different creatures and end up essentially eating them, with some comedic hijinks along the way. While Sachi's Monstrous Appetite adds a bit of romantic vibes, you may enjoy one or the other for some feel-good group times or just simply seeing food regardless of context. 

Both artists have perfected a really charming surrealist style, which leavens the heavy alienating weirdness with an almost breezy matter-of-fact acceptance of the strange.  

Sachi's Monstrous Appetite and Pita-Ten are both rom-com manga aimed at boys/men with a male protagonist falling in love with a much older girl who doesn't seem to be human—Sachi is a monster called a watari, and Misha is apparently an angel from Heaven. Either way, both of these romantic interests are very clingy towards the male protagonist and will do anything for their sake, which is often pretty wholesome. There's also a wide variety of other characters (human or not) and a surprising amount of good drama throughout the story. 

Both are weird romcom series with supernatural action elements.