Based on the national nutrition surveys result, dairy product consumption are less than average. The purpose of this study was to investigate the older adults’ knowledge, attitude and behavior of dairy product consumption. In addition, the barriers and facilitator of older adults dairy product consumption were discuss. A total of 466 valid questionnaires were collected. The correlations were found between dairy product consumption knowledge and behavior. Also, dairy product consumption attitude and behavior was correlated. The positively causal relationship between knowledge and attitude toward behavior were found. Older adults’ barriers and facilitator of daily product included to increase calcium intake, food safety concerns, lactose intolerance, economic factors, health factors, convenience, and flavors of dairy product.