Books By Irfan Orga
- Portrait of a Turkish Family London 1950; New York 1950, 1957; London 1988, 1993, 2006, afterword Ateş Orga; Istanbul 1994, 2009, prefaces Talât Sait Halman, Ayşe Kulin, rev afterword Ateş Orga; Athens 2000; Barcelona 2001; Amsterdam/Antwerp 2002, 2005; Florence 2007; Zürich/Hamburg 2009, rev afterword; Paris 2010, rev afterword
- Cooking With Yogurt London 1956, 1975, 1981
- The Young Traveller in Turkey London 1957; Amsterdam nd
- The Caravan Moves On London 1958, Book Society Recommendation; Munich 1960; London 2002 abridged, afterword Ateş Orga; Florence 2008
- The Land and People of Turkey London 1958
- Phoenix Ascendant London 1958
- Turkish Cooking London 1958, 1963, 1968, 1971, 1975; London 1999, foreword Jennifer Paterson, introduction Ateş Orga
- Atatürk London 1962
- Cooking the Middle East Way London 1962
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