今度、いっしょにご飯に行きませんか。
こんど、いっしょにごはんにいきませんか。
Kondo, issho ni gohan ni ikimasen ka.
Would you like to go get a meal together sometime?
In Japanese, softer invitations often sound better than dramatic ones. A meal, coffee, or simple outing can be a natural way to express interest without putting too much pressure on the moment.
In Japanese, a slightly softer invitation often sounds better than a strong declaration. A simple meal or tea invitation can carry warmth without sounding overwhelming. That subtlety is part of the charm.