Service encounter is the core component of service marketing in the service industry and possesses an impact on the scopes of service diversity, quality control, and customer satisfaction. Service encounter is the process in which a customer directly interacts with a service over a period of time which mainly refers to the interaction between a customer and a service delivery system. In short, a service encounter is over the period of time in which interaction occurs between customers and service providers. Bitner (1990) developed a model through experimentation to probe into the factors that impact customer’s satisfaction/ evaluation during the service encounter and added a new set of 3 Ps (participants, physical evidence, and process) to the original 4 Ps to create the 7Ps of service marketing mix. These are the essences of service encounters, especially the first 2Ps (participants, physical); they exhibit a more realistic service encounter experience to the customer. While scholars have been attempting to define and classify a service encounter in recent years, they have been abiding by this broader definition rather than being limited to face-to-face interaction (Beatson, Lee, & Coote, 2007).