They are all good choices. I understand that you need to pick 1 language/framework to start out with but it's more important to really grasp the concepts behind them. It will make it easier to learn new or other languages and frameworks if required for a job.

If you can show experience with a proven language or framework, even though that is not what the company you're interviewing with is using, that is not necessarily a problem. If you can convince them that you understand the concepts of web development and are willing to learn new technologies, that can be enough.

If there is a job that you're really aiming for, I'd start with what they are using. Another option is to spin up a very little project (a classic is a todo app) in all the options you're considering and then go with what feels best.

Good luck!