There is only one brand of stove for this and it's Primus with their Omnilite Ti.
It's much lighter than the rest, also more fuel efficient with a very controllable flame. It's my stove of choice for winter trips, beats the rest hands down. Only pure snow melting use at prolonged low temps sees me take the much heavier and stronger Omnifuel.
Whilst other stoves are quiter, more powerful, quicker to service, less prone to blocking and some will simmer; none have the fuel efficiency, simmer capabilty and light weight of the Omni. It's particularly capable on liquid gas, but will burn anything if needed. The low mass of it means it primes very quickly; it's a 2 second squirt of fuel to load the priming wick and it's going in 30 secs.
Mine must have had more than a 100 litres of fuel through it over the years and countless cans of gas, it's a trusty old friend now.
The Soto Muka is far too complicated and drinks fuel. The Optimus Nova valve is a massive pain if it's iced/fouled and the screw thread breaks on the base leaving a useless stove. The MSR's are generally good, but also drink fuel..the best, the XGK is a guzzler and doesn't do cooking well.
FWIW, I'd avoid parafin and especially vehicle fuels..stick to one clean liquid fuel (Primus powerfuel is very clean) and gas. If you swap between fuels, you get flaking problems which causes blockage nightmares.