Matraman Baru (formerly Kebon Pala) is a Transjakarta bus rapid transit station located at the southern end of Matraman Raya street in Bali Mester, Jatinegara, East Jakarta, Indonesia, serving Corridor 5. It is connected with the Matraman railway station to the northwest, and located adjacent with the historic Koinonia Protestant Church to the south.
Matraman Baru BRT station was originally named Kebon Pala (), named after a highly-densed settlement or kampung of the same name in the Ciliwung River bank to the southwest, which is prone to flooding; the name can also refer to an administrative village (kelurahan) in the Makasar district of East Jakarta. The BRT station alone was opened alongside the inauguration of Corridor 5 on 27 January 2007.
On 15 April 2022, Kebon Pala BRT station was temporarily closed for revitalization, alongside 10 other stations across Jakarta. For Kebon Pala, the revitalization sought an integration between Corridor 5 with the newly opened Matraman railway station of the KRL Cikarang Loop Line. On 22 December 2022, the BRT station was reopened with a new name, Matraman Baru, although some new amenities were not finished at the reopening day, including the transfer bridge to the railway station that was finished sometime around 2023.
Matraman Baru BRT station has been upgraded into a two-storey building, with the upper floor for the commercial area and transfer access to the Matraman railway station. It has two entrances: the main entrance is in the southern end of the building with a staircase to access the second floor (similar design to M.H. Thamrin station) and accessible via zebra crossings; the secondary entrance is via footbridge to the north, which provide direct connection to Matraman station. New amenities like a prayer room (musala) and disabled-friendly toilets are provided in the lower floor, located in the main entrance.