If your usual JB itinerary consists of cafe-hopping and shopping malls, here’s somewhere different to check out on your next trip across the Causeway. Pasar Pagi JB is a weekend flea market where you can hunt for vintage gems, quirky collectibles, and second-hand fashion without necessarily breaking the bank.
Located at the outdoor parking area of Angsana Mall Johor Bahru and held every Saturday, this morning market has plenty to browse and lots you can score a bargain for.
The current exchange rate is S$1 = ~RM3.20 as of 20th October 2026.
Tucked away in the Level 1 open-air car park of Angsana Johor Bahru Mall, Pasar Pagi isn’t your typical morning market. Instead of fresh produce and groceries, you’ll find yourself lost in rows and rows of stalls packed with vintage treasures, antiques, and second-hand goodies.
The market first opened in 2024, after an antique enthusiast from Perak came up with the idea. Having been involved in the local collector’s scene and online vintage trading, the founder wanted to bring that same passion for nostalgic finds to a physical marketplace.
What initially started with around 100 vendors has since grown to approximately 120 to 130 vendors. You’ll find both first-time sellers as well as seasoned collectors here, making every stall worth a little peek.
Fun fact: “Pagi” means “morning” in Malay, which explains why this flea market kicks off bright and early at 7am in the morning!
Thrift shopping enthusiasts, this one’s for you. Pasar Pagi has plenty of second-hand fashion finds, from vintage T-shirts and streetwear to pre-loved branded and designer clothing.
If you’re a fan of retro fashion, keep an eye out for clothing from the 1960s and 1970s. You can also browse accessories such as caps, bags, and shoes.
Some clothing pieces are priced as low as RM10 (~S$3.20) to RM20 (~S$6.30), while others are priced around RM40 (~S$12.50). Prices vary between stalls, so be sure to check with the vendors before getting too attached to a particular find.
Image credit: Angsana Malls Malaysia via Facebook
The vintage stalls at Pasar Pagi also take you on a little trip back in time. Vendors here sell old-school cameras, classic vinyl records, cassette tapes, CDs, radios, and even vintage lighters.
Image credit: Visit Malaysia via Facebook
Those looking to give their homes a retro makeover can also browse second-hand furniture, nostalgic posters, and artwork. You might just stumble upon a piece that looks straight out of your grandparents’ living room, in the best way possible.
Image credit: Visit Malaysia via Facebook
There’s also an assortment of vintage toys, action figures, old electronics, and glassware for collectors to explore. Prices range from as low as RM1 (~S$0.30) to RM2,000 (~S$627.10) for really unique finds, so there’s something for casual bargain hunters and serious collectors alike.
Image credit: Visit Malaysia via Facebook
Fashion and antiques aside, Pasar Pagi also has a selection of miscellaneous finds that make browsing the stalls all the more interesting. Expect books, magazines, watches, musical instruments, and handmade crafts.
For those who love collecting unusual home decor, keep a lookout for pieces such as an intricate glass ornament priced at RM95 (~S$29.80) or a small handheld drawer going for RM55 (~S$17.20).
With so many different items on display, you could arrive looking for a vintage T-shirt and end up leaving with an entirely unexpected decorative addition to your home.
Once you have cleared Malaysian immigration, there are multiple local buses that go from JB Sentral to Angsana Mall, such as J30, J31, J32, J33, or J34.
The mall is also just a short 20-minute drive from the JB checkpoint if you prefer booking a Grab ride.
Pasar Pagi is where vintage enthusiasts, seasoned collectors, and curious shoppers come together, making it a great spot to meet new people or enjoy a laid-back morning with friends.
The market runs every Saturday, from 7am-12pm, so early birds will have plenty of time to browse before heading off for the rest of their JB adventures. And who knows? Your next favourite vintage find might just be hiding among the stalls.
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Cover image adapted from: Pasar Pagi Johor Bahru via Facebook, Visit Malaysia via Facebook
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