Youngsters put on an epic Christmas carol performance to customers at a food stall.

Footage shows the group using ribbons and hoola hoops while doing a formation at an open space in the outside dining area of a restaurant in Dumaguete City, the Philippines on December 15.

One of them sang Mariah Carey's 'All I Want For Christmas' with a microphone before they all joined together on the song.

The group danced energetically before the music ended and sang Jingle Bells while their friends did cartwheels and gymnast routines.

They also sang Filipino Christmas songs while flipping the hoops and carrying a girl spinning around.

One of the customers Charity Joy Ates said: 'They did very well and made everyone happy. It was the best carol performance I've seen.'

Christmas is deeply rooted in Filipino culture, primarily due to its strong Catholic influence introduced by Spanish missionaries in the 16th century. It quickly became the dominant religion in the country.