You should not have this set up as a poll - you aren't asking people to select tile A, B or C - you're asking how to make the kitchen layout more functional.

You need to provide a scaled drawing of the space - either on graph paper or using a ruler (1/4"=1'). You need to include dimensions of all walls/windows/doors/doorways/etc.

You also need to provide more information - for example, how many people will be cooking at the same time? Are you doing a full gut renovation? Can appliances/water lines/gas lines/etc. be moved if needed for better function?

These are just a few of the questions that people will need in order to assist you.

Without providing a scaled drawing of the room, you will not receive nearly as much help/advice. It doesn't take much effort to prepare the drawing - just a bit of time on your part. If you want real assistance, you need to be willing to put in a little effort in order to provide the scaled drawing + all dimensions.

I suggest re-writing your dilemma. It's quite confusing as is. Maybe proofread it and finish your sentences so we know what you are trying to say/ask.

You have another post. We understand language barriers, but both posts are very unclear, You need an accurate drawing of the kitchen space. By that we mean the walls /windows you are trying to describe in text. Every single inch of solid wall, openings, windows - each has a dimension.

You have this other post.......and it's not clear, either. Delete one post,

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/6566105/i-need-help-kitchen-design

looks like your wants list is too big for the area.

Get a counter depth refrigerator. In your case, I'd mount the microwave above the Stove.

Forget the corner angle upper and move the stove over a bit so it isn't right at the edge of the door opening.

If your fridge is against the wall and won’t open fully - look at the LG counter depth with their zero clearance hinge system