Fish is a good source of nutrition and protein for consumption. Indonesia, as a country with high fish potential, has a low level of fish consumption per capita. Pangandaran Regency as a fish-producing area has the same problems, especially Kondangjajar Village. The level of fish consumption in a region is influenced by various factors, both economic and non-economic. To design a program to increase fish consumption, activities are needed that aim to collect detailed information regarding consumption patterns and preferences for consuming fish. The activity uses a survey method among housewives in Kondangjajar Village. The results of this activity show that the age range of respondents is around 22-45 years, which is the age of the early adulthood phase, and has great potential to develop both mentally and financially. The frequency of fish consumption in Kondangjajar village itself still varies, namely, 36% consume fish 4-6 times a week, 28% consume fish 3 times a week, and the remaining 36% consume fish 1-2 times a week. No family doesn't eat fish every week. The fish that are widely consumed are seafish and freshwater fish. The types of fish consumed include Tuna Fish,