The Environmental Protection Administration of the Executive Yuan pointed out that people spend approximately 80-90% of their time each day in indoor environments (including in homes, offices, or other buildings). The impact of indoor air pollutants on human health should be taken seriously, and indoor air quality must be effectively improved in order to maintain human health. This study selected the "Indoor Air Quality Management Law" passed in 2011 as the main analysis theme, because the department store is one of the first batch of notification and management venues announced by the EPA. The regulation area in the store are comprehensive, and the sales of goods in the business premises are diverse and complex. In every seasons, there is a big difference between the number of people entering and leaving on holiday and non-holiday. This study aims to explore the perception and evaluation of indoor air quality management in department stores. Through the case study of Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Xinyi Place, a questionnaire survey was conducted on the internal employees and the external customers who came to spend on weekdays and holidays. A total of 630 valid questionnaires were collected. The research main findings are:1. Internal staff highly affirm the indoor air quality of department stores;2.Personal background influences perception of (indoor) air quality;3.Practical experience and knowledge response quality management;4.Strengthening publicity and inspection management is an important strategy for improving bad evaluation.