Would you like a cup of tea in manga often indicate hospitality?

Sure, I might be interested if the story and art are engaging.

I doubt it. There could be novels that mention tea in them, but this phrase doesn't seem to be a proper way to refer to such a novel. It seems more like a confusion. For example, there are food - themed novels, but they are not named in such a strange way as 'cup of tea novel'.

It could have. Maybe it represents hospitality or a moment of relaxation.

I recommend the novel "Youran Xi." Just like "Encounter with a Cup of Tea," this shop also sold tea, and the things sold in it depended on the mood of the boss on that day. Although the shop owner was mysterious, the things he sold were magical, including tea, peach blossoms, wood, and stones. The story also focused on the cultivation of feelings. Not only did it have a true love line, but it also had friendship and family feelings. If you like fresh, tender, and mysterious novels, you can read this book! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I'm not entirely sure what 'Would you like a cup of tea novel' means. It seems a bit jumbled. Maybe it's a wrong expression. If it was 'Would you like a cup of tea?', then it's a simple offer of tea.

"Would You Like a Cup of Coffee" was a Japanese drama, starred by Ryuya Nakamura, and aired on April 5, 2021. The drama was based on the manga of the same name in Little Chengmei. It told the story of a mobile coffee shop owner who walked down the streets and prepared cups of coffee for each customer in different places, while healing their hearts. [Plot: Each episode of the drama consists of two short stories. The story takes place in a cafe. In addition to the main character, Ryuya Nakamura, the fixed team, Natsufan and Isamura Isamu, there will be different guest guests in each episode.] Aoyama Kazuya (Ryoya Nakamura) was the owner of a mobile coffee shop,"Takokaka." This coffee truck would drive to different streets and cities to carefully and honestly brew cups of delicious coffee for the locals, healing the hearts of the people who drank it. Qingshan looked like a straightforward and elegant prince, but he had an unimaginable secret in his heart. This novel is the original novel of the recently popular TV series "Rebirth". If you can't get enough of the drama, you can read the novel in one go. Hurry up and click on the book link below to read it!

I'm not sure what you're referring to. Can you provide more background information or context so that I can better answer your question?

Well, it could go either way. It might be a common occurrence in some manhwas as a way to show a break or a social interaction, or it might not be featured at all depending on the theme and plot.

Happiness was like a cup of green tea that was neither strong nor urgent, but it emitted a faint fragrance that left one with an endless aftertaste. Happiness is a feeling, a state of mind. It is not about having wealth or power, nor is it about having fame or status. Happiness is a state of peace, satisfaction, and pleasure. It is an inner pleasure that makes people feel happy and fulfilled. Happiness is like a cup of green tea. It won't be strong at the beginning and won't stay the same forever. It needed to constantly savor, discover, and comprehend. Sometimes happiness appears in a simple and beautiful moment. Sometimes it requires us to search and wait with our hearts. Happiness was not a temporary enjoyment, but a sustainable life. It requires us to constantly pursue a better self, to be grateful for everything around us, and to feel the beauty of life. Happiness did not come from external material enjoyment, but from the inner spiritual world. Happiness is like a cup of green tea, we need to taste it, to feel it, to discover its existence, and to make it a part of our lives. Let's enjoy every moment of happiness with our hearts and let happiness become the true meaning of our lives.

A friend is like a cup of tea. The full article in San Mao's novel, The Story of the Sahara Desert, was titled "A friend is like a cup of tea." The original text was as follows: A friend is like a cup of tea. When you need it the most, he will give you warmth and strength. In the story of the Sahara Desert, I met a lot of interesting people. There were kind landlords, shrewd businessmen, and enthusiastic travelers. Each of them was like a cup of tea that made me feel the best side of human nature. I met a friend called Maggie. He's a businessman. He taught me how to run my own business and shared his experiences in Africa with me. He told me that if I wanted to survive in the desert, I had to have my own business and source of income. There was also a friend called Aya, who was a young woman. We travel together, we adventure together, we share our stories and experiences together. She taught me how to protect myself and told me about her experience in India. Each of them is my friend, like a cup of tea, warming my heart. When I fell sick in the desert, they immediately took action to help me find a doctor and take care of me. They made me feel the kindness and beauty of human nature and made me cherish every moment of my life more. Friends were like a cup of tea. This sentence was deeply reflected in the story of the Sahara Desert.