Pasar Angke, Jembatan Lima, Kota Jakarta Barat

Pasar Angke is a traditional market situated in the Jembatan Lima subdistrict of Kecamatan Tambora, Kota Jakarta Barat, Indonesia. It serves as a vital local center for daily necessities, offering a variety of goods, including fresh produce, seafood, fruits, and household items. The market has been in operation since the 1970s and is particularly known for its fruit and seafood offerings, catering to both retail and wholesale customers.

Pasar Angke is located in Jembatan Lima, Tambora, Kota Jakarta Barat, and is accessible via various modes of transportation. It is within walking distance of nearby public transport stops. The market can be reached by several bus routes, including 12, B02, JAK.78B, M10, and M43. Train services also pass near Pasar Angke, with lines such as LINGKAR CIKARANG LINE, TANGERANG LINE, KA BANDARA SOEKARNO–HATTA, BOGOR LINE, and TANJUNG PRIOK LINE providing connectivity. The area around Pasar Angke, particularly Jalan Stasiun Angke and Jembatan Lima, can experience congestion, especially during peak hours or local events.

As a traditional market, Pasar Angke provides numerous stalls for fresh produce, seafood, and local goods. The nearby modern fish market in Muara Angke (Pasar Ikan Modern - PIM), approximately 4.15 hectares in size, features a three-story building with advanced facilities. These modern facilities include chilling rooms, ice storage, fish packaging areas, banking services, health clinics, culinary zones, laboratories, a mosque, a parking area, electric substations, and wastewater management installations. The modern fish market is designed to accommodate a large number of stalls, including wet stalls for fresh fish, dry market stalls, and stalls for processed fishery products.

Pasar Angke plays a significant role in the urban economy of West Jakarta by serving as a central point for the distribution of fresh produce and seafood to the local community. It functions as a crucial hub for daily commerce and contributes to the local character of the Jembatan Lima subdistrict. The market's 24-hour operation for some sections, especially for seafood, highlights its importance in providing continuous access to essential goods. The presence of both retail and wholesale options contributes to its economic impact, supporting smaller businesses and individual consumers.

Notable areas and landmarks near Pasar Angke include Stasiun Angke, Jembatan Lima, and various local businesses in the Tambora district. The wider West Jakarta area also encompasses historical landmarks like Kota Tua (Old Town), Fatahillah Museum, and the Angke Kapuk Mangrove Forest. The Muara Angke area, known for its fishing port and fish market, is also in close proximity.